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Getting a letter from the IRS can turn any normal day into a stressful one — especially if it hints at collection action. Two notices in particular, CP504 and LT11 (or Letter 1058), often show up righ...

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If you’ve opened your mailbox and found an IRS CP14 notice — you’re far from alone. This is one of the most common letters the IRS sends, and while it does require action, it’s usually straightforward to resolve.

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Seattle’s small business owners are once again bracing for potential financial changes as the City Council prepares to vote on a 0.1% public safety sales tax. The measure, expected to pass, would raise Seattle’s total sales tax rate to 10.55% by 20...

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No, you cannot deduct your personal phone (or home internet), even if your employer requires you to use your own phone for work calls. Here’s why and when the rare exceptions apply.

Why It’s Usually Disallowed for W-2 Employees

Before 2018, unreimbursed employee expenses (such as using your cell phone or paying for home internet for work) could potentially be ded...

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