Let’s face it – there are a few things in life more chaotic than a relocation. You’re dealing with dozens of different chores and tasks – and all at the
Your home is full of stuff – more stuff than you probably realize! From things that are inherently valuable, to things whose worth would be understood only by you, to
When completing the bankruptcy forms, you must provide the value of each item of your personal property, such as cars, furniture, jewelry, and the like. You will list these values
We know many of you have unboxed the Christmas lights and thoughts of facing your loving nephew over Thanksgiving dinner has you dreading the holiday season. But keep this in
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ust about every geographic area is prone to natural disasters — hurricanes, winter storms, wildfires — that can wreak havoc on your life. But if you’re prepared for these catastrophes,
Generally, you can only deduct charitable contributions if you itemize deductions on Schedule A (Form 1040), Itemized Deductions. However, for 2020, individuals who do not itemize their deductions may deduct
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