2022 U.S. Tax Legislation Forecast
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2022 U.S. Tax Legislation Forecast
No one knows for sure what 2022 will bring in the form of tax legislation, but there is certain to be some action. Top tax analysts think there are several topics that are likely to come up in 2022. Most … Continue reading
Pursuing Voting Rights, Critical Therapies, VA Online Education Benefits and Condemning Forced Labor
Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act(HR 5746) – This act is comprised of two previous bills that were combined and passed in the House using a procedural workaround, then sent to the Senate where it did not pass under … Continue reading
Create a Healthcare Plan for Retirement
If you pay $250 a month for cable and premium channels, that’s $3,000 a year. Over a 30-year period, the total cost would be $90,000. We don’t tend to think about how much we pay in regular expenses over the … Continue reading
Importance of Cloud Accounting Certification
Certifications are not a new thing in the accounting industry. However, with new technology trends, accounting departments are faced with the challenge of taking courses in technology in order to carry out their tasks. Many businesses are ditching desktop-based accounting … Continue reading
8 Ways to Negotiate Medical Bills
According to statistics from the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), employer-budgeted healthcare costs increased to an average of $12,792 per employee in 2021. Employees can help keep employer healthcare costs – and their premiums – down by planning ahead … Continue reading
The Risks of Using Self-Directed IRAs
Self-directed IRAs (SDIRAs) are becoming more and more popular as IRA holders look to enter alternative investments. While SDIRAs can open up a world of investment options, the rules around them are complicated and compliance can be tricky. Below, we’ll … Continue reading
Raising the Debt Limit, Protecting the Capitol and Prohibiting Foreign Campaign Financing
A joint resolution relating to increasing the debt limit(SJ Res 33) – This legislation was initially introduced on Dec. 14 by Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY). It is a joint resolution that authorized an increase to the public debt limit by … Continue reading