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IRS Audits Are Smarter Than You Think—Here’s Why You Should File Honestly

The deadline to file your taxes is April 15. As it gets closer, some people may think about bending the

Businesses that pay rent must be aware of IRS reporting requirements, particularly when it comes to issuing Form 1099-MISC for

Recently, the financial world has been shaken by a bond selloff—a situation where many investors are selling their bonds, causing

The IRS Free File Guided Tax Software launches January 10, 2025, allowing eligible taxpayers to prepare returns ahead of the

As more small business owners opt to elect S Corporation (S Corp) status to take advantage of tax benefits, one

Credit spreads are the difference in interest rates between corporate bonds and government bonds, like U.S. Treasury bonds. Companies pay

When it comes to buying stocks, it can be hard to know where to start. Many investors use one of

An automatic savings plan is a way to save money by automatically moving some of your money from your checking

A recent court ruling has temporarily stopped a U.S. government plan aimed at making businesses more transparent. The law, called

Annuities are often seen as a safe choice for retirement because they provide a steady stream of income. But lately,