Ed Slott
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299 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2018
last heard Apr 2022
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While people are doing their taxes now, they may see tax breaks that they may not see next year.
Well, there aren't as many changes as you usually see in tax law.
The biggest changes that most people don't think of are within themselves.
Your own life events hitting a certain age.
Death, somebody inheriting that has new tax obligations they didn't think of.
Somebody hitting age 72, and now they're subject to required minimum distributions.
Or somebody hitting age 65 and starting on Medicare and realizing, oh, Medicare, Irma charges.
Who is that?
Who is Irma?
No, these are charges that come out of your parts, depending on your income, your parts B and D as surcharges.
So you had a new child, you know, a divorce.
The biggest changes are changes in your own life.
people are doing their taxes now, they may see tax breaks that they may not see next year.
So it might behoove you to take that into account.
I'll give you one that's almost a gimme, which is not there anymore for people who don't itemize.
And remember,
For a few years now, most people don't itemize because of the change in the tax law a few years ago where most people are taking a standard deduction because it's much higher.
So a few years ago, the government instituted or Congress instituted a special deduction for charity for people who don't itemize.
It's $300 or $600 this year if you're married joint.
That goes away next year.
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