In our increasingly interconnected world, where professional and personal lives often span multiple countries, the prospect of being taxed twice on the same income looms large. Whether you’re a ...

With technology enabling employees to work from anywhere, the current rules on tax residency, allocation of employment income ...

When your financial life involves more than one country, taxes can get complex. This is true for expats, dual citizens, digital nomads and business owners with activity abroad. A cross-border tax ...

The remote work landscape has added many challenges for workers this tax season and some individuals may face a higher tax bill because of it. Though some individuals may be required to file two tax ...

Minimizing Income Taxes When Moving or Splitting Time Between States Nick Gallo has been a financial content marketer and journalist for over six years. He has deep expertise in credit-related topics, ...

Suing for defamation can result in a large recovery. Unfortunately, the suing plaintiff is taxed on the amount she keeps and also on the amount paid to her lawyer. Defamation verdicts and settlements ...

An overwhelming majority of seniors want to see the taxation of Social Security benefits done away with. The dollar you pay into the program via the payroll tax isn't the same dollar you get back in ...

The claim that Social Security benefits can be double taxed has merit as both fact and fiction. There's no question that this has been a challenging year for all Americans. The coronavirus disease ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has hurt Americans across the country greatly, and will likely continue to do so. With so many people out of work and struggling, we can expect the plague of predatory lending, ...

If you’re among the employed Americans who were allowed to work remotely during the pandemic last year, count your blessings. But if you worked from a state other than the one where your employer is ...

For most seniors, Social Security is an indispensable financial lifeline. More than two decades of surveys from national pollster Gallup show that between 80% and 90% of current retirees lean on their ...