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Multnomah County Approves $3,414 Tax Reduction Under New Legislation

Multnomah County has approved a significant tax reduction amounting to $3,414 per household under recently enacted legislation aimed at easing financial burdens on residents. The measure, passed unanimously by the county board of commissioners, reflects a strategic effort to stimulate economic activity while addressing concerns about rising living costs. The legislation, introduced earlier this year,...

Understanding the $5,000 Annual Contribution Limit to Trump’s Account and Its Implications

Recent discussions surrounding Donald Trump’s financial management have brought attention to a specific aspect of his investment strategy: the $5,000 annual contribution limit to his designated retirement account. While most prominent for its relevance to individual savers, this limit has sparked questions about its implications when applied to high-profile figures such as Trump, whose financial...

2025 FSA Limit Set at $3,300: Maximize Pre-Tax Savings or Forfeit Unused Funds

The 2025 Flexible Spending Account (FSA) contribution limit has been officially set at $3,300, marking a slight increase from previous years. This adjustment prompts employees to evaluate their healthcare spending strategies carefully, as the annual contribution cap determines how much pre-tax income can be allocated to covering eligible medical expenses. While maximizing contributions can lead...

Child Credit of Two Thousand Two Hundred Dollars Moves More Families into Refundable Tax Bracket

The recent adjustment to the Child Tax Credit, increasing the maximum benefit to $2,200 per child, is transforming the financial landscape for many American families. This change, part of ongoing efforts to provide greater economic support, has pushed a significant number of households into the refundable tax bracket—meaning they can now receive direct payments from...

Homelessness Funding at Risk: HUD Budget Cut from 3.3 Billion to 1.1 Billion Leaves $170,000 Vulnerable

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) faces a significant reduction in funding, with its budget slashed from approximately $3.3 billion to $1.1 billion. This dramatic cut threatens vital homelessness programs nationwide, leaving more than $170,000 individuals and families vulnerable to displacement and instability. The reduction marks one of the steepest decreases in recent...

Rhode Island Residents Expected to Receive a $3,286 Tax Cut

Residents of Rhode Island can anticipate an average tax cut of approximately $3,286 this year, following recent legislative actions aimed at easing financial burdens on middle-class families and stimulating local economic activity. The projected savings stem from a combination of state income tax reforms, targeted deductions, and adjustments to tax brackets approved during the latest...

Who Benefits Most from Over Seven Thousand Dollars in State and Local Tax Deductions?

As recent changes to the U.S. tax code reshape the landscape of deductions, many taxpayers are scrutinizing who truly benefits from over seven thousand dollars in state and local tax (SALT) deductions. While these deductions have historically offered substantial relief for high-income households, their impact varies significantly based on income levels, state residency, and filing...
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