You’ve developed a retirement plan. And in developing this plan, you’ve determined what income you’ll need to meet expenses. But have you accounted for taxes? During your working years, your employer withdrew the taxes from your check. But now, since your money may come from various sources, you’ll need to make sure those taxes are…
Taxing Your Retirement Income
April 13, 2023
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Travel Expenses and Working in Down Time
Conferences, worksite visits, and other travel may be claimed as a travel deduction. The Internal Revenue Service allows “ordinary and necessary” expenses regarding travel. They also take into account how far you travel from your tax home. But what is a tax home, and what is meant by ordinary expenses? Here are the facts about…
IRS Delays Tax Document
By Kelley R. Taylor From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Q: I Have a Side Job and I’m Paid via Venmo. Will I Be Getting a 1099-K Form to Report This Income on My Tax Return? Answer: Not yet. At the end of 2022, the IRS delayed implementation of the so-called $600 rule, which had caused a…
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