Andrew Keshner
Reporter at MarketWatch
Reporting on consumers, courts and cash for @MarketWatch. Send tips, thoughts: [email protected]. Proud alum @NYDailyNews,@NYLawJournal; @SouthamptonPres
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1 week ago |
marketwatch.com | Andrew Keshner
Even after a U.S. trade court blocked many of President Trump’s tariffs, households would still lose an estimated $950 in purchasing power a year, a new analysis showsPublished: May 29, 2025 at 3:33 p.m. ETHeads up, car shoppers. Photo: Getty ImagesCar buyers didn’t catch a break in the trade-court decision that voided many Trump administration tariffs — so the clock continues to tick loudly on last-minute deals before price hikes take hold.
Tax breaks for tips and overtime pay are closer. Why some workers may still not be able to use them.
2 weeks ago |
marketwatch.com | Andrew Keshner
TaxWatchTax breaks on tips and overtime pay ‘are in a very solid position to survive this bill process.’ But that’s not the end of the story. Published: May 23, 2025 at 7:15 a.m. ETDeductions for tips could be part of the tax code. There still could be roadblocks for people who want to claim the tax break. Photo: iStock/Getty ImagesTaxes for tipped workers and people getting overtime are starting to look a lot nicer.
Tax breaks for tips and overtime pay are closer. Why some workers may still not be able to use them.
2 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Andrew Keshner
Tax breaks on tips and overtime pay ‘are in a very solid position to survive this bill process.’ But that’s not the end of the story. Source link
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2 weeks ago |
marketwatch.com | Andrew Keshner
TaxWatchHouseholds in the top 0.1% would reap more than $390,000 in tax savings, according to one analysis of the tax and spending bill that’s now headed to the Senate for a votePublished: May 22, 2025 at 5:03 p.m. ETRepublicans say their massive tax bill is a win for working- and middle-class families. Rich households are winning even more, research says. Photo: Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesIt’s a tale of two tax cuts — and the differences can be stark.
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2 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Andrew Keshner
Households in the top 0.1% would reap more than $390,000 in tax savings, according to one analysis of the tax and spending bill that’s now headed to the Senate for a vote. Source link
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