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IRS $80 Billion Plan Targets Taxpayer Compliance, Improved Service
The IRS unveiled its much-anticipated strategic operating plan detailing how the agency will spend $80 billion in funding allocated over 10 years under the Inflation Reduction Act.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Etsy, eBay, PayPal Want IRS 1099-K Relief for Online Sellers
Income Tax Companies like eBay, Etsy, and PayPal want Congress to raise the $600 reporting threshold for IRS Form 1099-K to give relief to millions of sellers who use their sites.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Student Loan Forgiveness Blocked For Now Due to Court Rulings
Biden's student loan debt forgiveness program is on hold until the U.S. Supreme Court weighs in.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Student Loan Refunds Are Real, But You Might Not Be Eligible
student loans Since President Biden announced student loan debt relief, there has been a lot of talk about student loan refunds, which surprisingly have been around for a little while.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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These States Could Legalize Marijuana Soon
Politics Initiatives on ballots this November reflect growing bipartisan support for legal recreational pot.
By Sean Lengell
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How Congress Might Ease the Pilot Shortage
travel Congress is debating how to fix the current pilot shortage, and one idea revolves around retirement age.
By Sean Lengell
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How the Infrastructure Bill Could Change Crypto
cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency's path to legitimacy runs through Washington, but it's an opportunity dressed as a threat.
By Riley Adams
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Forgiven Student Loan Debt Will Be Tax-Free
Coronavirus and Your Money President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package lays the groundwork to forgive some student loan debt.
By Emma Patch
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Renters: Help Is On The Way
Coronavirus and Your Money Renters worried about being evicted from their homes or apartments can breathe a sigh of relief as the new $1.9 trillion stimulus package sets aside much needed funds for them to tap.
By Rivan V. Stinson
Coronavirus and Your Money
