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Guest Post | Jan 24, 2022 “Small-business tax deductions” is one of the sweetest things for small-business entrepreneurs. However, most business owners are either unaware of all the small-enterprise tax deductions available to them or don’t take the time to keep accurate records, itemize expenses, or calculate the figures required to take advantage of these

Rules around how to get your free at-home Covid tests vary from one health insurance plan to the next. Here's what you need to know.

More than 30% of Americans admit they have committed some form of financial infidelity, according to a survey from CreditCards.Com.

Cointelegraph | Thibault Verbiest  | Jan 22, 2022 The question for DeFi regulation: Is there an "owner" of the platform who can be held accountable for complying with the regulations? The great particularity of DeFi protocols is that there is no centralized institution in charge of verifying and carrying out the transactions. All transactions are

A majority of employers are willing to hire and train someone with transferable skills, according to a FlexJobs survey.

"Tomorrow you got to do some selling...if you own stocks that are selling at a multiple to sales...those have had it," said Cramer.

It was a wild day for stocks on Monday, adding to the market's shaky start to 2022.

Techcrunch | Frederik Mijnhardt | Jan 20, 2022 Last year set a new record for public exits, with more than 844 U.S. companies going public via an initial public offering (IPO), a direct listing, or through a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC). That’s 105% higher than 2020, which saw 410 similar companies go public, according

Cryptocurrencies have been selling off for weeks as the expectation of rising interest rates hit riskier assets.

Alt-M | George Selgin | Jan 22, 2022 The Fed's long-awaited report on central bank digital currencies is finally out. Although the report makes it clear that the Fed has no immediate plans to issue a digital currency, it does point to the approach the Fed would be inclined to take were it to do

Congress hasn't offered a federal tax break on jobless benefits collected in 2021. That may surprise taxpayers, since one was available the prior year.

Price dips in bitcoin and ethereum may offer some investors a chance to jump into cryptocurrencies. Here's what you need to know.

Treasury officials expect tax processing delays as the IRS combats ongoing challenges from the pandemic and underfunding. Here's how to get a faster refund.

Lower returns may hit your bond portfolio in 2022. A bond-laddering strategy may help insulate investors.

Mayer & Brown |Sean P. McDonnell and Gina M. Parlovecchio | Jan 13, 2022 Overview On January 10, 2022, the US Government Accountability Office (“GAO”) issued an 84-page report warning of the role that virtual currencies continue to play in human and drug trafficking and urging tighter regulation of certain kinds of virtual currency transactions. The