Buying a home is the single-most-valuable investment most families make, and home ownership offers income-tax breaks that make it the foundation for overall tax planning. The tax law provides …
Capital assets include a home, household furnishings and stocks and bonds held in a personal account. When a capital asset is sold, the difference between the amount you paid for the asset and the …
All parents are familiar with the high cost of raising children. But did you know that your children may help you to qualify for some income-tax benefits? Here are some tax benefits the IRS wants …
Largest Social Security COLA in 40 years! The following will take place on Jan. 1, 2022: The Social Security adjustment will be 5.9 percent.The Social Security wage base will be increased to …
Taxes are complicated, so it's no wonder that everyone makes mistakes from time to time. But some actions go beyond incorrect arithmetic or thinking something is deductible when it's not. Some …
Q.: I am a NYCERS member and plan to retire on July 1, 2022. At retirement I will be 65. I can't decide if I should take the final withdrawal/loan in conjunction with my retirement. What is your …
Every taxpayer has a set of fundamental rights. You should be aware of these rights when you interact with the Internal Revenue Service. There are 10 broad categories: The Right to Be …
Q.: I'm 72 and will soon take my first Required Minimum Distribution. I have seven retirement accounts. A friend suggested I consolidate them. What is your take? P.S. A.: I agree with your friend. …
Do you rent property to others? Rental real-estate provides more tax benefits than almost any other investment. Besides, the potential for an ongoing income and capital appreciation; such investments …
The IRS and the New York Department of Taxation and Finance remind taxpayers to be vigilant against scammers and identity thieves. Be wary of aggressive phone scams. Remember, the IRS and New …
