Taxes

Updated for tax year 2024. Here’s an updated look at what the IRS considers qualified expenses for education credits in 2023 and what other tax breaks are available for those investing in higher education. What education tax credits are available for college students? There are currently two higher education tax credits for students: the American
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Taking into account central and subcentral taxes, Malta has the highest statutory corporate income tax rate, at 35 percent. Portugal, Germany, and Italy follow, at 30.5 percent, 29.9 percent, and 27.8 percent, respectively. Hungary (9 percent), Bulgaria (10 percent), Cyprus (12.5 percent), and Ireland (12.5 percent) have the lowest corporate income tax rates. On average,
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Unsustainable US Debt and Impacts of Potential Tax Changes Skip to content Table of Contents Note: “The Sustainability of U.S. Debt and Potential Reforms: Fiscal Rules, Spending and Taxes, and a Fiscal Commission,” which has been published in final form in Public Budgeting & Finance at https://doi.org/10.1111/pbaf.12381. This article may be used for non-commercial purposes
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Nebraska Property Tax Relief After LB 34 | 2025 Reform Options Skip to content Table of Contents Key Findings Nebraska’s pre-LB 34 efforts to rein in property taxes proved insufficient, with property taxA property tax is primarily levied on immovable property like land and buildings, as well as on tangible personal property that is movable,
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Filing your federal income tax return for the first time can feel intimidating. It’s common to hear other taxpayers complain about the tax process, so it’s normal to feel a bit anxious about it. But don’t worry! Filing taxes for the first time isn’t as complicated as it may seem. Most first-time tax filers have
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If you’ve received IRS Form 1098, you might be wondering how it impacts your tax return. Whether you’re a borrower with mortgage interest or a student who paid qualified tuition payments or student loan interest, you may receive Form 1098 or one of its versions. Let’s review these forms, why you received one, and how
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Taxes aren’t anyone’s favorite topic, but for nonprofit organizations, staying compliant with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations is essential. IRS Form 990 is crucial for maintaining your tax-exempt status and staying transparent about how you use your funds. Thankfully, TaxAct® is here to help you file your Form 990 tax return without any unnecessary headaches.
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The moving companies’ datasets, while less robust than Census data—and undoubtedly influenced by these companies’ geographic coverage and relative market shares—show similar overall migration patterns. Unlike the Census data in the map above, which show the extent to which each state’s population grew or shrunk due to domestic net migration, the moving companies’ datasets show
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Updated for tax year 2024. If you’re planning to start a farm or already running one, you should know that tax laws for farms can be more complicated than you might think. Even seemingly simple write-offs like livestock can operate differently on your federal income tax return. But don’t worry — we have all the
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Ready to DIY your taxes with TaxAct®? Before you begin, let’s review the information you’ll need to file your income tax return with us. We’ll also give you some tips to help ensure you have a smooth, positive experience. Tip 1: Have all your information handy. Before you start filing your income tax return, knowing
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