by Andre Falls | Oct 29, 2020 | Taxes
2020, a year that many of us would just as soon forget, will end in just more than two months. This federal tax filing season, however, will continue for folks who’ve endured some of the notable natural disasters that have helped make 2020 so terrible. Last...
by Andre Falls | Oct 29, 2020 | Taxes
In addition to selecting who gets to go to, or stay in, Washington, D.C., voters across the country on Nov. 3 will decide on a variety of ballot measures. This coming Election Day, citizens in 32 states will decide the fate of 120 statewide initiatives. There also are...
by Andre Falls | Oct 29, 2020 | Taxes
Tax year in and tax year out, most folks claim the standard deduction instead of itemizing. The option has always been appealing because it’s easy. There are no receipts to save. Even better, the Internal Revenue Service provides the standard amount you can...
by Andre Falls | Oct 19, 2020 | Taxes
Not that calendars matter so much anymore to many of us — including me — who are still coronavirus quarantining. But time measurement and management are still important if you’re working, or trying to, from home. States are in various degrees of...
by Andre Falls | Oct 19, 2020 | Taxes
The Social Security Administration (SSA) just gave retirees and other recipients of the program’s payments some good news with the announcement of a small hike in their benefits year. Some higher earners, however, aren’t so happy. In the same...
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