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Feb
Feb
Deducting Business Use of a Vehicle
If you use the car for both business and personal purposes, you may deduct only the cost of its business use. You can generally figure the amount of your deductible car expense by using one of two methods: the standard …
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Feb
Feb
The Rules of Credit Card Rewards and Taxes
Whether or not credit card rewards are taxable depends on how you earned them. Here’s a look at the rules surrounding rewards and taxes. Earning points, miles and cash back: If you have a credit card that offers 2 percent back …
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Feb
Feb
US Corporate Tax Rates Compare Globally
The tax reform package that became law late last year had substantial impacts on American taxpayers. Major changes to the standard deduction, various credits and itemized deduction provisions, and individual tax rates left many people confused about whether they’d end up …
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Feb
Feb
High-Income Retirees Tax Rates May Be Higher Than Expected
Though high-income retirees are looking forward to lower taxes once they’ve exited the workplace, they can still expect to pay stealth taxes in the form of Social Security income levies and higher Medicare premiums. Their tax bracket may go from …
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Feb
Feb
How much taxes will I owe on stocks sold in 2018?
The answer depends on a few factors. Specifically, what type of account are the stocks in, how much will you profit from the sale, how long have you owned them, and did they pay you any dividends before you sold …
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Feb
Feb
Rue & Associates Launches Tax Problem Resolution Unit
Additional Job Opportunities for Area Professionals Expected Richmond, VA, February 14, 2018 – Greater Richmond, Virginia-based tax, accounting and consulting firm, Rue & Associates, Inc., announces the launch of its new tax problem resolution (TPR) unit, Tax Help US. Recently …
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