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The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have recently introduced a plan to eliminate a significant tax loophole that has been utilized by large, complex partnerships. This loophole, known as “related party basis shifting,” involves trading original purchase prices on assets between different legal entities to manipulate deductions and reduce future gains. The
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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin’s personal experience of repaying his $100,000 student loan balance over 30 years sheds light on the controversial topic of student loan forgiveness. Griffin has been vocal about his opposition to blanket student loan forgiveness, arguing that it is unfair for responsible borrowers like himself to have their tax dollars cover
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Gen Z has been making waves in the world of investing by getting an early start with their financial future. According to the 2024 Schwab Modern Wealth survey, Gen Z adults are beginning to invest and save at an average age of 19. This puts them well ahead of baby boomers, who typically started investing
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The real estate market is experiencing a shift as more homeowners are listing their homes for sale, but properties are taking longer to sell due to high prices and interest rates. New listings from home sellers increased by 13% in May compared to a year ago, according to a report by Zillow. However, despite the
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The ongoing debate in Congress on the topic of trillions in expiring tax breaks has brought to light several Democratic proposals for increasing taxes on corporations and wealthy individuals. Advocates of these plans argue that higher taxes on the rich are necessary to address income inequality and the growing federal budget deficit. One of the
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