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Not all income is taxable, according to the IRS. The taxability of income depends on specific rules, requirements, and regulations. Here are several categories of income that are generally not subject to tax: Life Insurance Proceeds When a beneficiary receives life insurance proceeds after the policyholder’s death, these funds are typically tax-free. However, any […]
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If you try to determine the difference between taxable and non-taxable income, remember one basic fact: All income that is not specifically excluded by law is taxable. In essence, any money you receive in the form of wages or tips for work is taxable. In addition, any revenue you earn from property or services, whether […]
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Don’t forget that alimony and child support have an impact on your taxes. You have to report the amounts when you file. Here’s the breakdown. Alimony Alimony payments are deducted from your taxable income, which lowers the amount you are taxed on as long as you meet the following requirements: You pay by cash, check, […]
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