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What Happens When You Are A Full Year Resident Of More Than One State
(Forbes) - The beef that the Edelmans have is that they had to pay both Connecticut and New York income tax on the gain from the sale of their business (and probably some other income).
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How Accounting Firms Can Overcome Staffing Challenges
(Accounting Web) - Of late, finance and accounting companies have gone through some major changes to streamline their work processes. However, when it comes to quality staffing, they still struggle. Here are some major pain points:
Retirement Plan Distribution Can Be Taxed Even When Check Isn’t Cashed
(Accounting Today) - The Internal Revenue Service issued a revenue ruling explaining what happens when a distribution check from a qualified retirement plan isn’t cashed by the recipient and found that even when the check isn’t cashed, it still counts as taxable income.
How to Enable Google Chromes New Extensions Menu
(How-to-Geek) - This Extensions menu will likely be enabled by default in the future, moving all extensions from Chrome’s standard “3-dot menu” to this new menu. But you don’t have to wait—you can enable it today in the current stable version of the browser, Chrome 76.
How To Use Market Volatility To Cut Clients' Tax Bills
(Financial Advisor) - Up 500, down 600, up 800. Over the past six weeks, the stock market notched some of its broadest swings in recent memory. It’s clear what a whipsawing Wall Street will do to returns and losses, but how can stockholders wring tax savings out of the ups and downs?
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