Here’s Where Financial Experts Are Stashing Their Savings (And So Can You)

Choosing the best savings account is more than just getting a bigger return on your money, though that’s essential. Experts recommend selecting an account based on your goals, risk tolerance, time frame and other factors. So where are personal finance professionals stashing their own savings? CNET Money’s Financial Review Board give their expert advice.

IRS Offers Way Out For Businesses Worried About Employee Retention Credit Audits

The IRS announced Oct. 19 that it has officially created a special withdrawal process for businesses that have submitted an ERC application but have yet to receive any money. The goal is to offer small-business owners a way out if they now feel they had been tricked or pressured into filing a misleading or ineligible claim.

The IRS Is Going Paperless: Here’s How That Will Change Your Taxes

In an effort to modernize tax filing, the IRS is working to be paperless by 2025. The process will certainly come with benefits for taxpayers – including faster processing times – but there will be some drawbacks as well.

Florida’s Live Local Act And Important Tax Exemption Deadlines

The commonly referred to as the Live Local Act, has significant land use, zoning and tax benefits. A Holland & Knight alert provides a general summary of the Act's benefits from a tax perspective and an update on key certification deadlines.

These Are The 3 Biggest Retirement Plan Rollover Mistakes, Expert Says. Here’s How To Avoid Penalties

It’s easy to lose money to taxes and penalties when moving money between accounts. A lot of investors make costly rollover mistakes without consulting a professional for guidance. There are three common rollover mistakes to avoid to protect your assets.

Student Loan Repayment May Force Some To Take On More Debt: Survey

Student loan forbearances brought relief for millions during the uncertain times of the COVID-19 pandemic. But after more than three years, many consumers are now bracing for significant adjustments to their household budgets. Many will even have to delay major life plans and milestones in order to manage their student loans, existing debts and other day-to-day expenses.