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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act creates a new tip income deduction worth up to $25,000 annually for bartenders, servers, and 66 other qualifying professions through 2028.
The Penn Wharton Budget Model estimates the 15% universal tariff is the largest US tax increase as a share of GDP since 1993, costing households $1,500 on average in 2026.
Nearly one in four student loan borrowers is now delinquent, the SAVE repayment plan is being shut down affecting 7 million borrowers, and most debt forgiveness will be taxed as income starting in 2026.
Baby boomers hold $84 trillion in wealth, but healthcare costs, the SECURE Act's 10-year withdrawal rule, and taxes threaten to consume much of the inheritance millennials were promised.
Altruist's new AI tax planning tool Hazel triggered the biggest sell-off in wealth management stocks since the pandemic, with LPL, Schwab, and Raymond James losing billions in market value.
The Biden-era SAVE student loan repayment plan has been terminated, loan forgiveness is now taxable income, and a new RAP plan launches in July 2026. Here is what 8 million affected borrowers should do right now.
Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs have been doubled to 50%, making Trump-era trade levies the largest tax increase as a share of GDP since 1993. The average U.S. household now pays $1,500 more annually.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins unveils the 'innovation exemption' framework and token taxonomy under Project Crypto. Here's what it means for digital asset investors.
Treasury Department cancels contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton over a tax records breach, adding to a challenging year for the government contractor that has seen layoffs and leadership departures.
The Treasury Department has terminated all 31 contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton, worth $21 million total, following the data breach that exposed 406,000 taxpayers' records.
American families face an average $2,100 tariff burden in 2026 according to Tax Policy Center analysis. Here's how trade policy is affecting everyday prices.
The average tax on US imports has jumped to 18%. Here's what you'll pay more for, how to adjust your budget, and what it means for the economy.