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New IRS 1099-K Changes: What to Expect from PayPal, Venmo, More
Selling Online A new IRS 1099-K tax reporting requirement for payment networks like Venmo, PayPal, Amazon, and Cash App is supposed to apply for 2024.
By Kelley R. Taylor Last updated
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W-4 Form: Tax Withholding Tips to Optimize Your Taxes This Year
Tax Forms Knowing how the W-4 form works can help with new jobs, tax refunds, and avoiding estimated tax payments.
By Rocky Mengle Last updated
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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 Published
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The Price of Filing Taxes With a Professional is Rising
The average cost of working with a tax professional is going up.
By Sandra Block Published
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How to Report QCDs on Your Tax Return: The Tax Letter
The Tax Letter Qualified charitable distributions, otherwise known as QCDs, can be tricky when it comes to tax reporting. We've got some pointers to help with filing.
By Joy Taylor Published
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How to Deal With Nanny Taxes
Hiring full-time help, such as a nanny, requires financial obligations to pay certain taxes. Here's how to keep track of what you're responsible for.
By Lisa Gerstner Published
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Tax Withholding Adjustments Can Boost Your Paycheck Now and Avoid Penalties Later
W-4 form If you've had too much or too little tax withheld from your paychecks, there's still time to submit a new Form W-4 to change your tax withholding for the rest of the year.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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Tax Withholding Changes Can Boost Your Paycheck Now and Avoid Penalties Later
There's still time to submit a new Form W-4 to change your tax withholding for the rest of the year.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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No Tax for Donating Leave to Ukraine Victims
Tax Breaks Vacation, sick, or personal leave donated to help victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine won't be treated as taxable income.
By Rocky Mengle Published
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