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Reference this tax calendar to learn the 2023 deadlines for various tax-related forms and payments.

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On December 29, President Biden signed the omnibus spending bill, which includes the long-awaited Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement 2.0 Act (SECURE 2.0). Among many other provisions, this new law includes five major taxpayer friendly changes that may help you save for retirement. Here are the details.

Here are some tax figures for 2023, compared with 2022, including the estate tax exemption, Social Security wage base, qualified retirement plan and IRA contribution limits, driving deductions and more.

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Home improvements may provide sizable tax savings. But there's a catch: You must follow the IRS blueprint.

If you're self-employed, consider making nondeductible Roth IRA contributions, in addition to contributing to traditional tax-deferred retirement accounts.

Tucked into the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 is a package of enhanced retirement benefits, otherwise known as the SECURE 2.0 Act. Here are some of the provisions.

How much are intangible assets worth in today’s volatile marketplace? Here’s how to find the answer.

Discounts for lack of marketability can have a major impact on the value of a business interest. Here’s a look at factors that business valuation professionals consider when quantifying this discount.

Solid expert testimony can make or break a case. So it’s critical to take steps to help ensure that your business valuator will withstand a Daubert challenge.

Do you know the difference between going concern value and liquidation value? The latter has relevance beyond bankruptcy cases.