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Those who care for a family member who qualifies as a dependent may be entitled to deduct medical expenses.
If you're imposing a vaccine-related surcharge, it's important to understand the rules, which are muddy.
Two professors debate the merits of these two tax-preferred savings vehicles aimed at workers.
Planning for inherited IRAs and 401(k)s has become more complex than ever under the Secure Act.
Amid the pandemic, two professors debate reducing cuts in Social Security benefits for those who claim before full retirement age.
Moving funds from an IRA to a 401(k) can help some clients avoid RMDs — or withdraw their money earlier.
The EEOC opted to withdraw the new regulations in February 2021 in light of questions about their application to vaccine policies.
Form W-2 was due by February 1, 2021 despite delays in the start of this year's tax filing season. But there's a way employers can still correct mistakes.
Advisors providing rollover advice may become subject to fiduciary standards, but they may find relief in the new prohibited transaction exemption.
We have recently learned that elements of the SBA's emerging guidance may be effective retroactively.