Taxes

New Tax Things To Know This Year by Nicole Lapin getty There have been a lot of personal changes the past year because of the pandemic. Some of us have moved states and taken on more freelance work. People have had gaps in employment. This all affects what happens with how you file your taxes.
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Silhouette of mother raising baby girl in the air outdoors against sky during a beautiful sunset getty Expanding the child tax credit was the most prominent tax proposal last month that focused on families raising children, but it wasn’t the only measure with tax implications for children. Sen. Cory A. Booker, D-N.J., reproposed a bill that he originally introduced
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Tax Season Shutterstock Traders use various tax forms as the IRS hasn’t created specialized tax forms for individual trading businesses. Traders enter gains and losses, portfolio income, and business expenses on different forms. It’s often confusing. Which form should forex traders use? Which form is correct for securities traders using the Section 475 MTM method?
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Chess, Globe – Man Made Object, Strategy, Earth, Global Business getty [Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the February 1, 2021, issue of Tax Notes International.] There are two ways to lose a chess match. Under the preferred approach, the player resigns with dignity upon realizing that defeat is inevitable. Checkmate is lurking a few moves
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On its face, eligibility for claiming the Employee Retention Credit (“ERC”) seems straightforward – I had to shutdown my business due to a government order so I can claim an ERC. We have all learned over the last few weeks that the devil is in the detail. Essential businesses have an additional hurdle to jump through if
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