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Essential One Big Beautiful Bill Tax Changes Every Senior Needs to Know
In recent legislative developments, the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Bill for 2025 and Beyond (also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, or OBBBA) has introduced significant tax provisions, some tailored to benefit seniors, ensuring they receive enhanced support in managing their financial and tax responsibilities. Key among these changes is a new deduction available
Understanding the New Above-the-Line Tax Deduction for Qualified Tips
The U.S. tax landscape continues to evolve with legislative updates, and one such recent change introduced in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” focuses on a new above-the-line tax deduction for qualified tips. This article delves into the historical and current aspects of tip taxation, highlighting the implications of this new deduction for workers in
Navigating SALT Deduction Changes and Passthrough Entity Strategies for Maximum Benefit
The State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction allows taxpayers to deduct either their state and local income taxes or their state and local sales taxes, in addition to property taxes, on their federal income tax returns when they itemize deductions. This deduction has long been a staple in the tax code, designed primarily to mitigate
