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Robert W. Wood

Robert W. Wood

Senior Contributor at Forbes

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    Recent Articles

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    11 Things Trump And Congress Might Do To Your Taxes

    Tax changes are coming, and here are just a few. Trump's 2017 tax law is nearing expiration, so change is coming even if Trump and the Republications do not tax action.
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    As People Look To Leave The U.S., Trump Ironically May Cut Their Taxes

    Ironically, Trump may make it easier for people to vote with their feet. Among his tax promises, Trump vowed to end double tax for millions of expats.
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    In Lawsuit Settlement Agreements, Tax Language Is Very Important

    Settlement agreement wording is important and can help avoid tax trouble. It does not bind the IRS, but helpful tax language in a settlement agreement can resolve audits.
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    Despite Mark Cuban, Kamala Harris Unrealized Gains Tax Remains In Play

    Billionaire supporter Mark Cuban criticized the wealth tax as an economy killer and says Harris no longer supports it. Others say Harris' wealth tax is not off the table.
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    Harris Tax Hikes On Top Incomes Will Hit Harder In High Tax States

    Harris tax hikes would hurt top earners, particularly in high-tax states. All eyes are on the election, but it’s hard to talk taxes without addressing state taxes too.
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    Shohei Ohtani Record Baseball And Lawsuit About It Trigger IRS Taxes

    Three fans are locked in a court fight over who is the owner of Ohtani's record 50-50 baseball. The ball may be auctioned, and taxes are due on the winnings.
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    Trump Vows End To Double Tax For Millions Of Americans Living Abroad

    Americans abroad have asked for residence-based taxation for 20 years. After Trump offered support, expats have asked Vice-President Kamala Harris for a similar pledge.
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    IRS Extends Hurricane Milton Tax Relief To Florida Until May 1, 2025

    IRS Extends Hurricane Milton Tax Relief To Florida Until May 1, 2025
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    With Tax Changes Likely, Should You Collect Payments In 2024 Or 2025?

    Higher incomes may pay more tax in 2025 if Harris is elected. Besides, late in the year, it makes sense to consider taxes and whether to be paid now or in January.
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    Harris And Trump Both Pledge Tax Changes, And 2025 Is A Perfect Storm

    Harris proposes higher taxes for higher incomes and corporations, and tax benefits for lower incomes. Trump proposed making 2017's cuts permanent and cutting taxes more
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    Kamala Harris’ 28% Capital Gains Tax Plan Is A Surprise. Here’s Why

    The surprise is that 28% is lower than the one proposed by President Biden. Senator Bernie Sanders quickly expressed disapproval, urging her to go for a higher increase.