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Trump Tariffs Update: Active Import Taxes, Legal Pivots, and RefundsTariffs As the administration pivots to alternative statutes for new tariffs, the Supreme Court’s ruling has opened the door for over $100 billion in potential refunds.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Could a Roth Conversion Today Make You Wealthier Tomorrow?Roth conversions sound like a no-brainer — pay more tax now to pay less in future. But you need to understand your tax bracket to make sure they'll work for you.
By Dale Smothers
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How to Avoid Overpaying Taxes in RetirementThe retirees who enjoy the lowest tax bills in retirement aren't those who earned the least — they're the ones who plan ahead for their retirement income.
By Paul Kisielewski, Investment Adviser Representative
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Popular Capital Gains Tax ETF Strategy Catches Treasury's AttentionCapital Gains As Section 351 exchanges gain popularity, the Treasury Department is considering whether certain transactions could lead to abusive tax outcomes.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Ohio Tax-Free Weekend 2026 Is Coming SoonTax Holiday The annual Ohio tax-free weekend can help you save on back-to-school shopping. Here’s how to save the most money.
By Katelyn Washington
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Massachusetts Tax-Free Weekend 2026: What to Know Before You ShopTax Holiday Here's everything you need to know about the annual Massachusetts tax-free weekend.
By Katelyn Washington
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Virginia Tax-Free Weekend 2026 Is August 7–9: What to Know NowSales Tax Three days, no sales tax. Here’s what qualifies for Virginia’s tax-free weekend.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Tennessee Tax-Free Weekend 2026 Returns For More SavingsTax Holiday The Tennessee back-to-school sales tax holiday helps you save on computers, tablets, clothing, and more.
By Kate Schubel
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States That Won't Tax Your Retirement Income in 2026Retirement Tax Several states don’t tax Social Security benefits, 401(k)s, IRAs, and pensions. But you may still have to pay state taxes on some incomes.
By Kate Schubel
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