Taxes headlines
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34 headlines from 10 outlets, newest first
Earlier today
- Todd Blanche attorney general nomination on edge as Cornyn questions Trump-IRS settlement
Sen. John Cornyn says the DOJ has failed to satisfy his concerns about a deal to shield President Donald Trump and others from IRS tax audits.
- Property Tax Changes Homeowners 65 and Older Should Watch in 2026
Upcoming ballot measures in several states could provide additional property tax relief for older adult homeowners.
- AGD: Relies On Capital Gains To Support Monthly Distributions
- ‘Tariffs have saved General Motors:’ Trump claims import taxes help GM. They'll cost the company up to $3.5 billion
- NRC Health expects ~40% effective tax rate in H2 while noting 60% pipeline growth
Yesterday
- Japan PM Takaichi eyes temporary food tax cut, Yomiuri reports
- Japan’s Takaichi to proceed with food sales tax cut to 1%, Yomiuri reports
- IRS will automatically wipe late-filing penalties up to 25% for taxpayers with a 3-year clean record
- Conagra EVP Bartell Sells 6,045 Shares for Tax Withholding, According to Latest SEC Filing
Non-discretionary disposition tied to restricted stock unit vesting; executive retains 53,253 shares and maintains long-term equity exposure.
- Scott Bessent is buying US stocks with taxpayer cash amid China threat — can you copy and get rich? Here’s what he likes
Monday, July 27
- This Deduction Could Reduce My Taxable Income by $7,500 in 2026. Here's Why I Happily Skip It.
I'm giving up savings now to get a bigger reward later.
- He Ran Cash Jobs as a Plumber for 30 Years to Dodge Taxes. At 66, His Social Security Check Is Paying for It.
- Adobe President Wadhwani Sells 1,498 Shares for Tax Withholding
- IRS threatens to seize a farmer's land over a $20,000 refund it sent by accident — money he tried to return
- $25 billion in World Cup prediction market bets and the IRS still hasn't said how winnings are taxed
- Texas Wants to Give Homeowners a Property Tax Break at 55. Could Your State Be Next?
- Roth IRAs offer tax-free retirement income — but for some retirees, a traditional IRA saves more money
Sunday, July 26
- The Covered Call Tax Trap: These 3 ETFs Pay Around 12 Percent and Legally Shield Most of It From the IRS
- RMDs Don't Have to Drive Up Your Taxes. Here's How to Avoid the Hit.
Taxes are a major pain point when RMDs come into play, but you may be able to get out of them entirely.
- Do Capital Gains Change Your Tax Bracket? What Investors Need to Know
How capital gains really affect your tax bracket, AGI, and hidden costs like Medicare premiums.
- Why Paying More in Taxes Today Could Leave You Wealthier Tomorrow: A Financial Planner Explains Roth Conversions
Roth conversions sound like a no-brainer — pay more tax now to pay less in future. But you need to understand your tax bracket to make sure they'll wo
Saturday, July 25
- A 72-Year-Old Couple With $900,000 in IRAs Converts Nothing. Their Kids Inherit the Tax Bill Instead.
- The super rich use 401(k)s and IRAs to sidestep taxes on millions of dollars. This proposed law would cut them off.
More than 200 individuals had a total of more than $85 billion in tax-sheltered retirement accounts
- The IRA Donation Trick That Lowers Your Tax Bill and Never Touches Your Medicare Premium
- Why Most People Overpay Taxes in Retirement — and Don't Even Know It
The retirees who enjoy the lowest tax bills in retirement aren't those who earned the least — they're the ones who plan ahead for their retirement inc
Friday, July 24
- These 16 states are offering tax-free shopping days as back-to-school costs soar to over $800 per student
As inflation continues to squeeze household budgets, parents and students are on a mission to find back-to-school bargains.
- How Much of a $12,000 Monthly Dividend Paycheck Do You Actually Keep After Taxes?
- T-Bill Returns Without the Annual Tax Bill: The $12 Billion Fund Using an Options Trick
- Is That College Scholarship Taxable? What Parents Need to Know Before Fall
Thursday, July 23
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