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Quietly, the IRS Gave Crypto Investors Until December 31, 2026 to Rewrite Their Tax Basis. Most Have No Idea. - AOL (opens the original)
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Selling the same 0.2 BTC can mean a $16,619 gain or a $6,073 loss depending on which lot you tell the IRS you sold. IRS Notice 2026-20 extends relief through December 31, 2026, letting you document lot-level choices in your own records even for broker-held coins. Crypto sits outside the wash-sale rule now, so you can harvest losses and immediately repurchase. Pending legislation could end that advantage, however. Read More: Learn 7 ways to generate income with a $1,000,000+ portfolio (sponsor) S
Quietly, the IRS Gave Crypto Investors Until December 31, 2026 to Rewrite Their Tax Basis. Most Have No Idea. (opens the original)
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The IRS quietly extended a window that lets crypto investors choose which coins they legally sold, and the difference between picking wrong and picking right can swing your tax bill by thousands of dollars this year. This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Sell the same 0.2 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) on the same day at the same price, and you can report either a $16,619 gain or a $6,073 loss. What de
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Quietly Cut the Tax Benefit of Itemized Deductions for High Earners. Here’s What It Costs. - AOL (opens the original)
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The OBBBA's Section 68(a) cuts itemized deductions by 2/37 of qualifying amounts, costing a $1M-income couple roughly $2,000 more in federal tax in 2026. Couples below $769K combined income and deductions escape the cut entirely, while those just over the line lose far less than high earners. QCDs from an IRA and pre-tax 401(k) contributions sidestep Section 68 entirely, preserving the full 37-cent savings on every deductible dollar. Read More: Learn 7 ways to generate income with a $1,000,000+
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Quietly Cut the Tax Benefit of Itemized Deductions for High Earners. Here's What It Costs. (opens the original)
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A quiet provision buried in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act rewired how much high-income filers actually save from their itemized deductions, and most people in the 37% bracket have no idea their write-offs now cost them more than they… This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. A married investor with $1 million of taxable income and $100,000 in itemized deductions loses about $5,405 of those writ
For the First Time in Its History, the IRS Wants Every Filer to Answer a Citizenship Question on Form 1040. The Agency Won’t Say What Happens to the Answer - AOL (opens the original)
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Same filer, same return: answering yes on Form 1040's new citizenship question doesn't prevent losing the EITC under Schedule Three-A's stricter 'qualified alien' standard. A federal judge found the IRS illegally disclosed taxpayer data to ICE roughly 42,695 times, with appellate courts now blocking further sharing. Joseph Malouf warns truthfully answering the citizenship question may constitute self-incrimination, while not filing damages moral character findings in naturalization or removal pr
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