Laura Saunders

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5,937 appearances 109 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Nov 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Tax Savings for Crypto Investors: How to Offset Steep Losses · 15 Nov 2022 podcast

And so those summonses were approved and they are going to start turning over information. voice-verified

That shows how determined the IRS is about outing these people who were flouting the tax laws. voice-verified

It's a great time to come clean, especially if there's significant amounts of money. voice-verified

So I would put your house in order and try to do it before January 1st. voice-verified

Even for people who have been paying their taxes, things are going to get more complicated next year. voice-verified

And the IRS could make mistakes and the brokers could make mistakes and things like that. voice-verified

So if you want to just get some things done, you might do it before January 1. voice-verified

And thank you. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Health Savings Accounts: Don’t Overlook the Tax Benefits · 19 Oct 2022 podcast

Allowable reimbursements are much broader than what insurance reimburses.

The reimbursements can be anything that's allowed as a medical expense deduction by the IRS.

It could be co-pays to drug costs to acupuncture, contact lens solution, prosthetic limbs, a wig after chemotherapy, even Band-Aids and things like that.

Well, thanks so much for having me.

Well, HSAs are tax-free savings accounts that are paired with qualified, high-deductible health insurance plans.

Many employers offer this coverage.

Sometimes they even subsidize it, and individuals can purchase it as well, say if they have a Schedule C business or something like that.

Now, the savings account part of it means that money goes in with a tax deduction, pre-tax, and it grows tax-free and it can come out tax-free if it's used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses.

Well, think about the triple tax-free advantage, especially if your employer contributes part of the amount.

The money is tax-free going in, it grows tax-free, and it's tax-free coming out if you use it for the right things.

Allowable reimbursements are much broader than what insurance reimburses.

The reimbursements can be anything that's allowed as a medical expense deduction by the IRS.

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