(#499) Artificial Intelligence by the Numbers
(#498) Investment Interest Expense is Still Deductible, But That Doesn’t Necessarily Mean You’ll Benefit
As you likely know by now, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) reduced or eliminated many deductions for individuals. One itemized deduction the TCJA kept intact is for […]
(#497) Are Your Employees Flying the Red Flags of Fraud?
Forensic accountants are best qualified to unearth the “hows and whys” of occupational fraud. But it’s up to employers to know when it’s time to call for professional help […]
(#496) Depreciation-Related Breaks on Business Real Estate
Commercial buildings and improvements generally are depreciated over 39 years, which essentially means you can deduct a portion of the cost every year […]
(#493) Hastily Choosing an Executor Can Lead to Problems After Your Death
Choosing the right executor — sometimes known as a “personal representative” — is critical to the smooth administration of an estate. Yet many people treat this decision […]
(#492) Many Tax-Related Limits Affecting Businesses Increase for 2019
A variety of tax-related limits affecting businesses are annually indexed for inflation, and many have gone up for 2019. Here’s a look at some that may affect […]
(#491) Slam the Door on Home Energy Scams
Deregulation of the energy industry was intended to give consumers a choice of electricity and natural gas providers — and an opportunity to save money. But many homeowners in […]
(#490) Millennial Money: This is Keeping You Poor
In this installment of Millennial Money, Robert Kiyosaki explains the three types of income . . .
- Earned Income
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