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Ohio Push to End Property Taxes in 2026: Who Benefits and Who Really Pays Instead?Tax Law Ohio residents are watching a major tax debate unfold that could reshape how local communities are funded across the state.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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The New Retirement Math: How an Active Lifestyle Can Lower Your 2026 TaxesRetirement Taxes Avoid rising IRMAA surcharges and discover how volunteering and part-time work keep more of your Social Security benefits tax-free.
By Kate Schubel
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This Critical Issue Could Cost Wealthy Families if No One Takes ControlAs private equity consolidates the accounting industry, high-net-worth families with complex tax situations might want to set up centralized oversight.
By Kathleen Grace, CFP®, CIMA®, MPrA
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This Counterintuitive Tax Move Could Save You (and Your Heirs) ThousandsTax planning is a year-round effort that uses strategies like Roth conversions to reduce future bills, even if it means moving into a higher bracket temporarily.
By Jay Sharifi
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This Proactive Tax Strategy Maximizes What You Actually Keep After TaxesIntegrating investment management and tax planning can make a big difference in the taxes you pay, especially during major financial events.
By Omar A. Morillo, CFP®, ChFC®, AIF®
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Ask the Tax Editor: Questions on Tax Refunds and PenaltiesAsk the Editor In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on tax refunds, how to get the IRS to abate a penalty and related topics.
By Joy Taylor
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Mortgage Rates in 2026 Predicted to Drop: These 3 Signals Tell You It's Time to BuyReal Estate Taxes April's rate volatility is just the tip of the iceberg. See how your freshly filed tax return and shifting property taxes could dictate home affordability this spring.
By Kate Schubel
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What Happens if You Missed the Tax Deadline?Late Filing If you owe the IRS money, filing your tax return late (or never) can cost you penalties and interest.
By Rocky Mengle
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Bigger Tax Refunds Are Here: So Why Do Most People Still Think Their Taxes Are Too High?Tax Policy As of Tax Day 2026, most Americans say they’re paying too much in taxes, as concerns grow that wealthy individuals and corporations aren’t paying their fair share.
By Kelley R. Taylor
Tax Policy
