Ashlea Ebeling
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first heard Jul 2022
last heard Feb 2025
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The IRS made it a little easier this tax season.
That was one of the changes on the 1040 tax return.
They're on Schedule 1.
If you sold personal items at a loss or you get a 1099-K in error.
There's like one line on the tax return or if you're doing it online, there'll be an easy way to answer it.
And you can enter the amount in error there.
And you're basically disclosing the sales and alerting the IRS that it's not taxable income.
And otherwise, if it is taxable income, if it's a business, it's usually on Schedule C where you get to deduct expenses to.
Or if it's an item that you're like reselling something at a gain, then that would be almost like it would be like a stock where you report the capital gain.
Yeah, or you might have this mismatch and then you'll hear from the IRS.
And no one wants to hear from the IRS a year or two later.
People are always scared at that point.
WSJ Your Money Briefing · Estate Planning Via Text or Video. What Counts as a Will? · 20 Dec 2024
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Just like pretty much everything in life has gone digital, if you're tied to your phone, people assume that they can do a selfie video or they can write out a text and that would automatically count as a will.
But state law remains rooted to ink on paper.
Actually, only about half of Americans have wills.
And the big mistake they're making is maybe they don't understand that state law in that case determines who gets your assets.
And the laws are changing.
It varies from states.
It could be 100% to your spouse.
It could be 50% to your spouse, 50% to your children.
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