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fromFortune
3 weeks ago

Ante up: Trump's budget bill stacks the cards against gamblers, saddling them with a notably higher tax bill

"Starting in 2026, gamblers will only be able to deduct 90% of their losses, versus 100% today, leading to potential tax implications even for those who break even."
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fromwww.housingwire.com
1 month ago

IRS rule could impact seniors in a declining stock market

IRS mandates required minimum distributions (RMDs) from retirement accounts, impacting retirees financially, especially during market downturns.
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fromThe Local France
1 month ago
France politics

Tax offices clarifies rules for remote working in France

Foreigners working remotely for a non-French company while in France may face legal and tax implications based on their visa status.
Remote teams
fromCNET
4 months ago

I Work Remotely. Do I Qualify for the Home Office Tax Deduction?

Remote work has changed the office concept but doesn't guarantee home office tax deductions for traditional employees.
Remote teams
fromCNET
4 months ago

I Work Remotely. Do I Qualify for the Home Office Tax Deduction?

Remote work has changed the office concept but doesn't guarantee home office tax deductions for traditional employees.
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fromBusiness Matters
2 months ago

UK Gambling Industry Concerned Over Stricter Regulation and Higher Taxes

Stricter regulations and potential tax increases threaten the viability of the UK's gambling industry.
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fromThe Local France
3 months ago

Hiking, hedge-trimming and being self-employed: 6 essential articles for life in France

Registration as self-employed is necessary in France for many side hustles, such as tutoring or Airbnb.
American expatriates should prioritize filing their French tax return over the US one for compliance.
Local regulations in France dictate specific deadlines for hedge trimming that must be adhered to.
French pharmacies offer surprising products and services that differ from those in other countries.
fromThe Local France
3 months ago

Tips for setting yourself up as an English tutor in France

While it is very common to be paid 'under the table' for English lessons, be aware that this is technically illegal. Anyone teaching English as a side-hustle needs to register themselves as a business or self-employed, and declare all income from teaching to the tax authorities.
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