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The 1031 Exchange Rules You Need to Know
Taxes are an inevitable part of real estate investing. You can, however, defer or avoid paying capital gains taxes by following some simple 1031 exchange rules.
By Daniel Goodwin
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Taking Stock of the Presidential Race: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter As Trump consolidates Republicans, Biden faces pressure to drop out.
By Matthew Housiaux
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Congress Spends Big on Closing the Digital Divide
The Kiplinger Letter A massive spending program is designed to bring high-speed internet to rural and remote locations.
By John Miley
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Landlord With Rental Income? Do You Qualify for a Tax Break
The Tax Letter Many landlords are eligible to take the 20% tax deduction for qualified business income
By Joy Taylor
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The IRS is Ramping up Tax Audits
The Tax Letter Wealthy individuals, large corporations and partnerships are all audit targets, thanks in large part to the IRS's multi-billion dollar windfall.
By Joy Taylor
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Future U.S. Economic Growth Hinges on Immigrants
The Kiplinger Letter With the native birthrate slipping, employers are increasingly relying on foreign-born workers to staff up.
By David Payne
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Key Tax Provisions That Are Expiring After 2025
The Tax Letter Unless Congress decides to act, lots of tax changes will take effect in 2026, including higher tax rates and lower standard deductions.
By Joy Taylor
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Farmers Face Another Tough Year As Costs Continue to Climb: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Farm income is expected to decline for a second year, while costs continue to up-end farm profitability.
By Matthew Housiaux
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Top 10 Tax Expenditures in 2024: The Tax Letter
The Tax Letter Costly tax breaks will likely come under scrutiny from lawmakers trying to reduce the national debt. We review the 10 largest individual tax expenditures.
By Joy Taylor
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