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If you are considering borrowing funds to finance your or a family member's education, you may be able to deduct the loan interest, up to a maximum of $2,500 per year, if the loan is a qualified student loan. Many perceive that qualified student loans are limited to government student loans, which is not true.

"You can't grow your business alone. You need a team." Could a small business partner be just what you're missing?

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Video: The following are some of the more frequently encountered tax issues for recently married couples. Learn more.

Summer is here, and this may be a good time to find your child employment. With the passing of the most recent tax reform, the standard deduction for single individuals jumped to $12,200 in 2019, meaning that your child can now make up to $12,200 from working without paying any federal income tax on their earnings.

Talk about working your way up -- Eyal Lifshitz is the Monday motivation you need to start this week off right.

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No matter where you come from or what you look like, all entrepreneurs share three traits that power their desire to succeed.

Video: The following are some life events that can affect your tax return; you may need to take steps to mitigate their impact and avoid unpleasant surprises after it is too late to address them. Learn more.

Small business owners may qualify for a home-office deduction, which will help them save money on their taxes and benefit their bottom line. Taxpayers can generally take this deduction if they use a portion of their home exclusively for their business and on a regular basis. Plus, this deduction is available to both homeowners and renters.

52% of small business owners hired no one in 2018. The biggest impediment to hiring? Salary costs, which is the case for 18% of the respondents.

According to the Internal Revenue Service, just about 2 million Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) are set to expire December 31, 2019. Learn more.