Category: News
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Understanding the Impact of Tip Credit Versus $17.95: What Employers in D.C. Must Cover When There Is Zero Difference
Employers in Washington D.C. navigating wage regulations must understand the nuanced distinctions between the tip credit system and fixed minimum wages, such as the $17.95 threshold. When these frameworks converge—meaning there is…
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IRS Penalties in 2026: Avoid the $485 Late-File Fine Increase
IRS Penalties in 2026: Avoid the $485 Late-File Fine Increase Taxpayers should prepare for a notable change in IRS penalty assessments starting in 2026, as the agency plans to increase the maximum…
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Higher-Income Retirees Aged 65+ Could Save Over $2,000 with $23,750 Deduction
Retirees aged 65 and older with higher incomes may find significant tax relief thanks to a new potential deduction of up to $23,750. This deduction could enable some seniors to save over…
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DC Dining Surcharges Exceed $20 per Check as Wage Laws Increase Costs for Customers
DC Dining Surcharges Spike Beyond $20 Per Check as Rising Wages Drive Up Costs for Customers Restaurants across Washington, D.C., are implementing substantial surcharges on dining bills, with many exceeding $20 per…
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SNAP Work Requirements Tighten: Could You Lose $546? Understanding the Impact of 80 Hours Per Month on Your Benefits
SNAP Work Requirements Tighten: Could You Lose $546? Understanding the Impact of 80 Hours Per Month on Your Benefits Recent changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are raising concerns among…
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WIC Enrollment Disparity: Half of Eligible Participants Miss Out, Losing $312 to $936 Annually in Produce Benefits
Half of Eligible Participants Miss Out on WIC Produce Benefits, Losing $312 to $936 Annually Despite the proven health benefits of nutritious produce, a significant portion of families eligible for the Women,…
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New Law Allocates Seventy Billion Dollars for Enforcement and Sixty Billion Dollars for Defense: How Your Tax Dollars Are Spent
New Federal Budget Allocates $130 Billion for Enforcement and Defense: How Your Tax Dollars Are Being Used The latest federal budget proposal introduces a significant shift in government spending, dedicating $70 billion…
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Prepare for 2025 Filing Season: Maximize Your Savings with a $30,000 Married Deduction and a $1,000 Saver’s Credit to Reduce Taxes by Up to $1,300
As taxpayers prepare for the 2025 filing season, understanding new strategies to maximize savings becomes essential. Recent updates to IRS rules and federal credits provide married couples with opportunities to significantly reduce…
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Telehealth Funding Crisis: Millions of Seniors Face $100s Monthly Costs If Support Ends
Telehealth Funding Crisis: Millions of Seniors Face $100s Monthly Costs If Support Ends As the U.S. healthcare landscape shifts, a looming funding crisis threatens to significantly impact millions of seniors relying on…
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Medical Bills Increasing? Medicaid Policy Changes May Add Over $5,000 Annually to Family Out-of-Pocket Costs
Medicaid Policy Changes Could Increase Family Medical Expenses by Over $5,000 Annually Recent adjustments to Medicaid policies across several states are poised to significantly impact household healthcare costs, potentially adding more than…
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