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Shutdown Update: Social Security Payments Continue While IRS Help Desks Remain Unfunded
Shutdown Update: Social Security Payments Continue While IRS Help Desks Remain Unfunded Amid ongoing government funding disputes, millions of Americans relying on Social Security benefits are assured that their payments will continue…
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SNAP Max Benefits in Alaska Surpass $2,853 for Six Months, Explaining Why Your $1,421 in the Lower 48 Falls Short
Residents of Alaska receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are seeing their maximum allotments reach over $2,853 for a six-month period. This starkly contrasts with the $1,421 maximum benefits allocated to…
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Student Debt Forgiveness Tax Reinstates January 1: $20,000 Relief Ends
Student Debt Forgiveness Tax Reinstates January 1: $20,000 Relief Ends Effective January 1, 2024, the federal government has reinstated the taxability of student debt forgiveness under the current income-driven repayment (IDR) programs,…
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SALT Relief Expansion: Cap Increase from $10,000 to $40,000 May Save You Over $2,000
Expanded SALT Deduction Cap Could Save Taxpayers Over $2,000 Taxpayers who itemize deductions may soon benefit from a significant increase in the SALT (State and Local Tax) deduction cap, potentially saving thousands…
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Tax ‘No Tips’ Rule Enforces $25,000 Annual Cap Through 2028
Tax ‘No Tips’ Rule Enforces $25,000 Annual Cap Through 2028 A recent regulatory update has established a significant limit on the amount of tips that can be considered tax-exempt for employees in…
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Will Your $47 Pregnancy Benefit Continue During the State-by-State WIC Shutdown?
Uncertainty Looms Over $47 Pregnancy Benefits Amid State-Wide WIC Program Disruptions Pregnant individuals across the United States are facing a potential upheaval in access to vital nutritional assistance as some state governments…
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