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Congress Keeps Passing Stealth Tax Increases: Secure Act

Congress has been getting better at hiding tax increases on the middle class the past decade or so. The Secure Act, and to a lesser extent Secure Act 2.0, are prime examples of how Congress saddled the middle class with higher taxes under the guise of providing better opportunities in retirement planning.

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10 Things You Can’t Write Off on Your Taxes, Maybe

Behind every “Thou shalt not deduct” is a hint of deductibility. In taxes nothing is an absolute. The cookie-cutter response to a question is the easiest answer to save time and is usually right. But a bit of planning can turn those “no deduction” answers into, “Yes, you may deduct that.”

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