Tax Time—it’s one of those phrases that strikes fear in the hearts of even the strongest among us. It can send one spouse scurrying...
Well, the IRS hasn’t hired those 87-thousand new agents approved by Congress last year. But even without them, the cost of underpaying your taxes...

Abolishing the IRS

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What’s that I hear? It’s very faint, but it sounds familiar. I cup my hand around my ear to hear better and, yes, I’ve...

New W-4 Form

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To say there were some ticked off folks after-tax returns were filed for 2018 is an understatement. Border-to-border and coast-to-coast people who normally don’t...
The IRA is a great retirement savings vehicle; money grows on a tax-deferred basis and that’s a good thing. Eventually, though, you have to...
When the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was passed it changed the rules about deductions for charitable giving. Under current law the only way...
Planning for retirement. We spend most of our working career preparing for it, saving for it, covering every contingency. When you finally wave goodbye...
It’s only taken Congress 34 years, but the threshold for claiming a medical expense deduction has finally been made permanent. For 2021 and forevermore,...
The Health Savings Account has been a wonderful addition to the financial landscape of people who are eligible for one.  They’re often thought of...
Now here’s something you don’t hear often. The IRS has a gift for you. No, that’s not a joke and you don’t have to...