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1. Travel Taxes Explained | US Travel Tax


If you’re a frequent traveler, then you have to know the different forms of travel tax. You pay taxes with almost all your travel expenses — from purchasing a ticket to booking your hotel or rental car. You may not notice it, but these taxes actually make your travelling costs even higher than you probably expected. Familiarize yourself with the travel taxes you may encounter to make sure you are aware of every cent of your travel expenses and where they are going… Click to read more

2. How Does A Real Estate Tax Deduction Work?


The recent tax reform called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brings about changes in the real estate tax deduction. This matters to homeowners, real estate investors, and real estate agents, among others. After all, it can leave questions such as how will the new tax law affect eligibility and tax benefits? To clear certain provisions, read the following… Click to read more

3. Tax Deductions and Tax Writeoffs Guide | Tax Writeoff Blog Roundup


Paying taxes is an important aspect of being a citizen, and every American must fulfill this obligation. But, what is tax deductible? Is it something everyone can have when paying their taxes? In this article, you will learn what the different tax deductions and write-offs are that you can apply when paying taxes… Click to read more

4. User Guide For Paying Vehicle Taxes


Vehicle taxes, sales tax, property taxes, and transfer fees – they catch a lot of car buyers unaware. Whether you are buying a new or used car, it pays to be ready with the high purchase price, as well as taxes and fees. You can save yourself a significant headache by budgeting for it first… Click to read more

Do You Qualify For IRS Back Tax Relief? Take The Quiz Now!
Do You Qualify For IRS Back Tax Relief? Take The Quiz Now!

5. Personal Finance Planning – How To Get Started


Personal finance planning includes more than just setting money aside. It involves creating a budget, applying for insurance, and building a retirement fund, among many other things. If you’re not well-versed with taxes, banking, and insurance, it’s easy to get lost in all the numbers involved with financial planning. However, it doesn’t have to be that difficult. Here are the top seven things you need to know to start properly managing your assets… Click to read more

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