COVID-19’s impact on live events and their venues is still felt in the late fall of 2021. Find out more about vaccine requirements and how to protect yourself and your finances.
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Indiana has a flat income tax, meaning you pay the same tax rate regardless of income.
This deduction allows some taxpayers to deduct the money they spend on state and local taxes.
It’s time to start thinking about filing your 2021 taxes and what information you’ll need to submit a tax return.
Here’s why this challenger bank sees a need and an opportunity to win over a demographic that the financial system has ignored.
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Do all you can to reduce your tax bill, even if your financial situation is simple and straightforward.
As the “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) industry continues to grow, traditional credit card issuers are adapting their offerings to lean into this trend.
Learn how these differ and how they both can impact your budget.
Capital One launches a new premium travel card, Venture X. Find out what this card offers.
You can claim a range of tax deductions related to the running of the property itself and even to running a business.
A consumption tax is one that applies to the sale or purchase of a good or service.
The Fed’s decision is a vote of confidence about the economy.
Excise taxes apply only to certain products and can be charged either as a percentage of a sale or on a per-unit basis.
If you receive unemployment benefits, you must pay taxes on that income.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has begun to subside, the credit card world has gone to full-on overdrive.
If you’re hoping to pass on wealth to a loved one, you’ll need to know how the inheritance tax works.
The Fed’s massive bond-buying program has about run its course. Here’s how a taper works.
Your adjusted gross income is unique to you and can be found on your Form 1040.