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Passport revocation due to unpaid tax debts has become an increasingly common enforcement mechanism utilized by the federal government in recent years. The IRS and Treasury Department are required by federal law to inform the State Department if a taxpayer has a “seriously delinquent tax debt,” defined as owing more than $62,000 in federal taxes
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Recently, National Public Data, a background check company owned by Jerico Pictures Inc., revealed a massive data breach that may have affected billions of personal records. The breach, which was brought to light after a proposed class action lawsuit, has raised concerns about the security of personal information. Reports suggest that over 2.7 billion records
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Retirees often have various sources of income, including Social Security, pensions, retirement plans, and more. To avoid IRS penalties, they need to withhold taxes or make quarterly payments. While the quarterly deadlines for estimated taxes in 2024 are set for April 15, June 17, Sept. 16, and Jan. 15, 2025, there is a lesser-known strategy
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As the 2026 elections approach, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are unveiling their economic agendas that include significant tax changes. These changes have the potential to affect millions of Americans and will be a key issue for the next president. Without action from Congress, trillions in tax breaks enacted by Trump
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