If you have a sizable balance in your 401(k) or IRA, it’s natural to think of that entire amount as part of your nest egg. But there’s a catch: because these accounts are tax-deferred, the IRS will ...

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This roundup captures major judicial pronouncements and regulatory circulars released during the week. The key takeaway is enhanced clarity on deductions, GST powers, insolvency clean-slate principles ...

Investors who sell an investment at a profit in a taxable account incur a capital gain that they must report on their tax returns. For investments held longer than one year, the long-term capital ...

With retirement just four years away, the decision to shift a quarter of a 401(k) into a Roth IRA is less about chasing a ...

How much you owe the IRS at tax time is determined by the tax brackets you're eligible for. For tax year 2025 (filing in 2026), there are seven brackets: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35% and 37%. Each ...

Some crypto products are taxed as securities and some are taxed as actively traded commodities. These products are allowed to ...

Three areas consistently create the biggest financial impact: choosing the right tax entity, maintaining accurate bookkeeping ...

New 2026 gambling tax limits loss deductions to 90%, raising taxes for bettors. Learn how Congress is responding and what ...

Learn how accounting spreadsheets work with real examples of journals plus when to switch to accounting software.

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See the tax advantages and downsides.