March 28, 2026 Should you trust AI to do your taxes? BY Emily Guy Birken No language on earth has ever produced the expression “as enjoyable as filing your taxes.” This annual chore is the pits. It’s slow, frustrating work that requires organization, math skills, and the ability to decipher meaning from the U.S. tax code. … Continue reading Should you trust AI to do your taxes?
Tax Anxiety Raises Search Levels by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, February 17, 2026 It’s time for financial institutions to step up and become experts to help business marketers and those filing individual returns to prepare for filing deadlines. Many of the changes in 2025 tax laws from passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill … Continue reading Tax Anxiety Raises Search Levels
Tax Sites Shared Sensitive Data With Tech Companies, Lawmakers Say by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, July 12, 2023 Popular online tax preparation services shared “millions” of users’ sensitive information with Meta, Google, and other tech companies according to a new report released this week by Democratic lawmakers. The report focuses on tools such as the Meta … Continue reading Tax Sites Shared Sensitive Data With Tech Companies, Lawmakers Say
John Rampton January 13, 2022 When it comes to retirement, we all have our own goals and visions. For my grandparents, they preferred to stay in the home that they paid off for several reasons. Mainly, though, it was because this would allow them to stay close to their kids and grandkids. But, they … Continue reading A Tax Deferred Annuity 101 Guide For Non-Biased Consumers
John Rampton January 13, 2022 When it comes to retirement, we all have our own goals and visions. For my grandparents, they preferred to stay in the home that they paid off for several reasons. Mainly, though, it was because this would allow them to stay close to their kids and grandkids. But, they could … Continue reading A Tax Deferred Annuity 101 Guide For Non-Biased Consumers
Explore High Income Tax Strategies You May Not Have Considered It is reported that Warren Buffett pays lower taxes than his own employees, and Donald Trump once only paid $750 in taxes. That is because they use high income tax strategies in order to lower their own taxes. You can too. There are a number … Continue reading Explore High Income Tax Strategies You May Not Have Considered
Deanna Ritchie November 9, 2021 Everyone loves to pay taxes. All that paperwork and red tape adds years to the life of the common tax payer. No. One. Ever. Said. The reason we pay taxes is that humankind as a whole loves to suffer. That sweaty bread that comes from our brow we are only … Continue reading A Fool and His Money Soon Pay Taxes
John Arensmeyer November 2, 2021 Congress has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fix a disparity between large and small businesses by enacting the tax reforms currently proposed in the Build Back Better plan. Eighty-five percent of small businesses feel the tax code unfairly benefits large corporations over small businesses, while about two-thirds of small businesses support … Continue reading Small Businesses Support Expansive Tax Reforms Needed to Level the Playing Field and Offset the Costs of ‘Build Back Better’ Plan
Steven Imke August 30, 2021 Let’s face it. The federal government is funded by tax dollars and it is not in their economic interest to have a largely self-employed workforce. Let’s take a look at a tale of two equally sized cities. In one city, everyone works for one large corporation with several thousand employees. … Continue reading 4 Reasons the IRS Really Does Not Want You to Be Self-Employed
John Rampton August 18, 2021 When it comes to taxes, we all have to pay the piper. In this case, the piper is Uncle Sam. So, even though you’ve seemingly already paid your fair share, your taxes aren’t going to necessarily be any lower in retirement. And, this also applies to annuity owners. Annuity Taxation … Continue reading Understanding Annuities and Taxes: Mistakes People Make
