William Neilson
William joined Kiplinger in July 2021. Prior to this, William worked in the tax world for over 15 years. He spent time working at the IRS, the U.S. Tax Court, and several private law firms where he dealt with both individual and corporate clients. He has a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Georgia, a J.D. from the Loyola University College of Law, and an LL.M. in Taxation from the Northwestern School of Law.
Latest articles by William Neilson
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W-4 Form: Extra Withholding, Exemptions, and Other Things Workers Need to Know
W-4 form Starting a new job? Want to boost your tax refund? Don't want to make estimated tax payments? Then you ought to get familiar with IRS Form W-4.
By Rocky Mengle • Last updated
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5 Tax Deadlines for October 17
tax deadline Many taxpayers know that October 17 is the due date for filing an extended tax return, but there are other tax deadlines on this date.
By William Neilson • Last updated
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IRS Extends Tax Deadlines for Michigan Storm Victims
tax deadline Following FEMA's recent disaster declaration for severe storms, flooding and tornadoes in Michigan, impacted taxpayers get more time to file and pay certain federal taxes.
By William Neilson • Last updated
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I Contributed Too Much to an IRA – What Should I Do?
IRAs The rules on excess IRA contributions can be confusing. But if you act early, you can minimize any effect on your taxes.
By William Neilson • Published
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Will U.S. Olympic Athletes Get Hit with a Tax Bill if They Win in Tokyo?
Tax Breaks Thanks to a law passed in 2016, our medal-winning athletes will have little to worry about from the IRS.
By William Neilson • Published
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Will Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments Lower Your Tax Refund or Raise Your Tax Bill?
Tax Breaks Everyone loves receiving large sums of money from Uncle Sam. But people who take advance child tax payments may take a hit on next year's tax refund.
By William Neilson • Published
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13 Tax Breaks for the Middle Class
Tax Breaks Middle-class Americans are still feeling a financial squeeze. Fortunately, there are several tax breaks to help those who are struggling financially.
By Sandra Block • Published