Americans are feeling the effects of the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as they file their 2018 taxes. Some of them were disappointed after receiving a smaller refund than they anticipated, while others received unexpected tax bills. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) data, however, shows that the average refund for 2019 is now on
Charges of workplace discrimination have decreased recently, according to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) latest Enforcement and Litigation Data. There were over 76,418 charges of workplace discrimination that the EEOC received in 2018, a decline from 84,254 cases filed in 2017. Despite the overall downturn of cases, sexual harassment cases saw a 13.6%
Buying or selling of property seems like a straightforward process of identifying the best choice and making payment. Real estate investments are unfortunately not this easy. There are various professionals needed at different steps of the transaction to guarantee it meets set regulations. One of the key professionals in real estate transactions nowadays is a
When deciding to end your marriage, only you or your spouse can determine if calling it quits is the right answer. You cannot just contact a lawyer to find out if you need to pursue a divorce, as only you (or your partner) can decide whether the relationship is over or not. You can explore
Basic estate planning is advisable for people who want to ensure that their legacy is protected. You don’t have to be at an advanced age to get your affairs in order. Planning for the future distribution of assets is not exclusive to the very wealthy. If you want to protect your family, spare them tax-related
