If you’re buying and selling assets, you probably know you have to pay capital gains taxes. But what is the capital gains tax? What's the difference between long-term and short-term capital gains?

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Taxpayers foot a large chunk of the bill when it comes to funding Medicare. But how much do you contribute really? Since it’s automatically deducted from your paycheck, it’s easy to miss.

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The American Rescue Plan gave a tax break to those who collected unemployment during the pandemic, but does that tax break still count for 2022 and 2023? Here’s everything you need to know about unemployment and taxes.

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You don’t have to pay taxes on your entire paycheck. That’s where taxable and nontaxable income comes into play. See what qualifies in each category and how tax deductions can lower your tax bill.

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No one likes income taxes, but they're as much a part of American life as baseball and apple pie. Here’s what you need to know about income taxes before you sit down to file this spring.

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So, you got a big cash bonus at work and then realized a bunch of it went to taxes. We’ll walk you through how bonuses are taxed and how you can save some money on your taxes.

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When it comes to cutting your tax bill, tax credits reign supreme. Find out everything you need to know about how tax credits save you money and which ones you qualify for.

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You may be wondering if you can deduct medical expenses from your taxes and the short answer is: It depends. We’ll walk you through how to figure out if yours could take a chunk out of your tax bill.

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A tax liability is how much you owe in state, local or federal taxes. If you know your liability, you can avoid overpaying or underpaying your taxes through your payroll withholdings.

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