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The CARES Act will help provide more than $2 trillion in financial aid and incentives to help businesses and individuals weather the COVID-19 pandemic, and lawmakers say there could be more to come.
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act was signed into law as a response to the growing health and economic crises with provisions for paid sick leave and expanded unemployment benefits.
Taxpayers now have an additional 90 days to file returns as the result of the Treasury Department’s latest step to address growing economic concerns.
In most cases, married couples who file jointly save more money on taxes than those who file separate returns. However, there are times when filing separately is a better option.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated some of the deductions for business-related meal and entertainment expenses but led to confusion. New guidance from the IRS helps address the questions.
Individuals and businesses will have an extra 90 days to pay their tax bill as a result of new directives from the Treasury Department.
Individual tax returns in Davidson, Putnam, and Wilson counties originally due April 15 may qualify for a July 15 deadline.
The tax rules involved in selling mutual fund shares can be complex. One difficulty is that certain mutual fund transactions are treated as sales even though they might not seem like it.
Social Security contributions and 401(k) limits are among changes this year that will require adjustments by employers.
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