5 gift tax exemptions you need to know
Here are five ways you can receive exemptions under the gift tax law.
What is a gift tax?
Here is what a gift tax is and how much money you can give away without reporting to the IRS.
Tax season 2020 should be 'dramatically smoother' than last year, experts say
This year's tax season, the second filing under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, has industry experts much more at ease — but some taxpayers may still face surprises if they did not take action to modify their withholding since last year.
IRS says 31% of its workers to retire in five years
Loss of employees may create a risk of knowledge and experience gaps.
What to know for year two of the Trump tax plan
Last year's filing season was an adjustment for taxpayers and industry professionals alike as it was the first under a massive overhaul of federal tax law. While this year's season is expected to be more sedate, there are a few tweaks to be aware of.
How many Americans pay all of their taxes?
More Americans have said they think it is okay to cheat a bit on their taxes.
Top states for buying lotto tickets
Lottery tickets
Why buying a home abroad could be financially beneficial
Buying a home internationally
Six end of year tax tips to get ahead in 2020
Experts give their top suggestions to help you stay on top of your finances.
Wealthy score estate tax win, large gifts won't lose Trump tax benefit in 2026
Increased exemption amounts are scheduled to expire in 2025.
Lottery winner scores second $1M jackpot in just 18 months
Rhodes won both jackpots playing instant games.
Nicole Kaeding: Tax this but not that at Halloween, depending on where you live -- There is a lesson here
Taxation of Halloween candy can add some tricks to the treats. Here's why it matters.
Steve Moore: Government subsidies not helping wind industry — time for a cold-turkey cutoff of taxpayer aid?
So much for wind being the low-cost energy source of the future.
Harvard charged $50M in new taxes; These schools could pay more too
Some private colleges will have to pay new taxes on their investment income.
Cato's Chris Edwards: What Warren and Sanders get wrong about wealth inequality (and capitalism)
Moderate candidates on the debate stage Tuesday night were right to call Warren’s and Sanders’ tax and spending plans unrealistic.
Economist Walter Williams: Intolerance in academia - The campus madness being funded by taxpayer dollars
State governors and legislators can learn something from their Alaskan counterparts, who slashed public spending on the University of Alaska by 41%. There's nothing better than the sounds of pocketbooks snapping shut to bring a bit of sanity to college administrators.
Moving to escape taxes? Make sure it's a clean break
Wealthy people who move away from high-tax states are virtually certain to face a residency audit, says tax attorney Mark Klein.
Michael Cohen owes $1.9M to IRS: Report
Michael Cohen, the former personal lawyer and “fixer” for President Donald Trump, was handed a federal tax lien in excess of $1.9 million from the Internal Revenue Services, according to a report.
No income taxes? What to know about states where rates are 0%
You might not pay income taxes, but other taxes could be high in some states.
Some companies steered low-income taxpayers away from free file options: Report
The Free File program, however, is in need of no major changes.




















