Category: News
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IRS Inflation Adjustment: Single Filers Can Deduct Over $15,000 in 2025, Potentially Saving $1,650 or More Based on Tax Rate
IRS Announces Significant Inflation Adjustments for 2025: Single Filers Can Deduct Over $15,000 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released its annual inflation adjustments for the 2025 tax year, providing substantial benefits…
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Parents Reveal SNAP Benefit of $994 for Four: Tips to Maximize Every Dollar
Parents managing household budgets often face the challenge of stretching limited resources to cover essentials like food, housing, and healthcare. Recent reports show that a family of four receiving approximately $994 in…
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Restaurant Wage Debate: D.C. Keeps Base Pay at $10, Resulting in a $4,160 Annual Shortfall Compared to $12 Hourly Rate
Washington D.C. Maintains $10 Minimum Wage for Restaurant Workers, Sparking Debate Over Economic Impact Washington D.C. has upheld its minimum wage for restaurant employees at $10 per hour, despite ongoing discussions about…
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Shutdown Update: Social Security Payments Continue While IRS Help Desks Remain Unfunded
The ongoing federal government shutdown has created a complex landscape for American beneficiaries and taxpayers alike. While essential services like Social Security payments continue uninterrupted, many government agencies, including the Internal Revenue…
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SNAP Max Benefits in Alaska Surpass $2,853 for a Six-Month Period—Why Your $1,421 in the Lower 48 Falls Short
Residents of Alaska receiving SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits may find themselves with significantly higher assistance amounts over a six-month period compared to those in most other states. Recent data indicates…
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Student Debt Forgiveness Tax Resumes January 1 as $20,000 Relief Disappears
Student Debt Forgiveness Tax Resumes January 1 as $20,000 Relief Disappears Starting January 1, 2024, millions of Americans will face a significant change in their student loan repayment landscape as the temporary…
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SALT Relief: Cap Increase from $10,000 to $40,000 Could Save You Over $2,000
SALT Relief: Cap Increase from $10,000 to $40,000 Could Save You Over $2,000 A recent change to the Securities Asset Loss Tax (SALT) deduction cap could significantly benefit taxpayers by reducing their…
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Tax ‘No Tips’ Rule Extends Through 2028 with a $25,000 Annual Cap You Can’t Overlook
Tax ‘No Tips’ Rule Extends Through 2028 with a $25,000 Annual Cap You Can’t Overlook A federal tax provision impacting tipped employees has been extended through 2028, capping the amount of tip…
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WIC Benefits by State: Will Your $47 Pregnancy Assistance Continue During the Shutdown?
WIC Benefits by State: Will Your $47 Pregnancy Assistance Continue During the Shutdown? As the federal government faces a partial shutdown, concerns grow among vulnerable populations relying on essential programs like the…
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Medicaid at Risk: CBO Alerts That Millions Could Lose Coverage Over Potential $1,000 Emergency Room Bills
Medicaid at Risk: CBO Alerts That Millions Could Lose Coverage Over Potential $1,000 Emergency Room Bills Recent analysis from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warns that a significant number of Americans could…
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