2025 SALT Deduction Cap Rises to $40,000 for Most Filers
In 2025 the SALT cap rises to $40,000 ($20,000 if married filing separately). You can deduct either state income or general sales tax, real estate taxes based on assessed value,…
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You can deduct medical expenses actually paid during the tax year that exceed 7.5% of AGI; eligible items…
Nondeductible Expenses List: What IRS Rules Say About Personal Costs
The IRS, as of September 3, 2025, continues to bar deductions for most personal expenses unless they are…
When Itemizing Deductions on Schedule A Beats the Standard Deduction in 2025
For 2024 returns (filed in 2025), taxpayers should compare the standard deduction ($14,600 single; $21,900 HOH; $29,200 MFJ)…
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2025 standard deduction amounts rise to $15,750 (Single), $23,650 (HOH), and $31,500 (MFJ), with larger age/blind add-ons and…
Comparative Taxation of Trusts and Political Donations: India vs USA
India grants tax exemptions for registered public trusts and allows deductions for non-cash political donations, while private trusts…
Country-Wwise Impacts of U.S. Visa and Tariff Policy on India and Partners
Higher U.S. visa fees, long interview waits and a DHS proposal to cap student stays are squeezing Indian…
Impacts of Trump Policies on Immigration, Visas, Jobs, Tourism, and Tariffs in 2025
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Alimony: Definition, Qualifying Criteria, and Exclusions Explained
Post-2018 divorce instruments: alimony nondeductible for payers and not taxable to recipients. Pre-2019 instruments generally follow old deduct-and-include…
TCJA Suspension: Moving Expense Deduction Rules and Military Exception
Moving expense deductions are unavailable to civilians through 2025 and permanently repealed for non-military taxpayers from 2026; active-duty…