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Taxes

28 articles

Can I Deduct This? A Quick Tax Quiz

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Nothing brings out taxpayer "creativity" quite like pursuing a bigger refund. Every year, millions of Americans scour their bank statements and receipts, asking the age-old question: "Can I deduct this?"…

The Boots Rule of Retirement Tax Planning

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In Sir Terry Pratchett's 1993 Discworld novel "Men at Arms," Captain Samuel Vimes laid out his grand economic theory: a rich man spends $50 on a pair of good leather…

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5 Little-Known Retirement Tax ‘Gotchas’

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Retirement should simplify your life, but managing post-career income streams often adds unexpected tax complexity. Once you retire, you lose the safety net of routine employer withholdings, making it easier…

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Ask the Tax Editor: Questions on Vehicle Expenses

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Each week in our Ask the Tax Editor series, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter editor, answers questions on topics submitted by readers. This week, she's looking at four tax…

Tax-Efficient Retirement Income Strategies

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Editor's note: This is the second article in a two-part series on how advisors can help clients move from reactive decision-making to intentional retirement planning. Part one is Are Your…

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How to Turn Your RMD Into a Smart Tax Strategy

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Required minimum distribution season sneaks up on many retirees. RMDs are the amounts you must withdraw from tax‑deferred retirement accounts once you reach the required age, which is 73 for…

How to Fact-Check AI Financial Advice in 7 Steps

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More retirees are asking AI the money questions they used to ask financial advisers. The appeal is obvious. AI chatbot answers arrive in seconds, nothing is embarrassing to ask, and…

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How the Ultra-Rich Can Protect Mega-IRA Assets

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More than 32,000 Americans now hold $10 million or more in tax-advantaged accounts, with more than 1,000 holding balances above $25 million, according to Joint Committee on Taxation data .…