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Remote work has become more commonplace as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but experts caution against expecting any major changes to U.S. tax laws that would account for these trends.

According to a June survey from PwC, 55% of employers said they expect most of their employees to work from home even after the pandemic is no longer a threat.

In most years, only a few key dates stand out for income-tax planning, and most of them are familiar to taxpayers.But deadlines and strategies have changed a bit for 2020.

The coronavirus pandemic and economic-shutting efforts to slow the virus altered the norm

Ryan Ermey: Living in retirement comes with twists and turns, no matter when you retire.But life has been particularly chaotic for retirees of late

Our guest on the podcast is retirement and tax expert, Ed Slott.He is president and founder of Ed Slott and Company, which provides retirement and tax planning education to investment advisors and financial institutions

If you took a mandatory distribution from your retirement savings this year, you’re running out of time to put the money back.

The CARES Act, the coronavirus relief act that took effect this spring, permitted retirement account holders to bypass required minimum distributions for 2020.

America's IRA Expert recognized for distinction in educating advisors and shaping the landscape of tax and financial planning

NEW YORK, July 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Ed Slott, CPA, the nationally recognized IRA Expert, founder of Ed Slott and Company, LLC and creator of irahelp.com, has been named the 2020 Sidney Kess Award Winner for Excellence in Continuing Education by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA).The award is designed to recognize an individual who has made significant and outstanding contributions in tax and financial planning continuing education and whose integrity and public service exemplify the AICPA's values and vision. 

"I am honored and humbled to be receiving this year's Sidney Kess Award for Excellence in Continuing Education," said Slott

Social Security benefits are on shaky ground and the coronavirus recession only makes things worse. Can you protect yourself from whatever cutbacks the Social Security Administration might be forced to make?

For many years, “529” education-savings plans have been a tax-advantaged vehicle for parents and grandparents to accumulate funds for a child’s college costs.A new law, enacted at the end of last year, has made these plans even more advantageous.

My siblings and I are at odds over how to care for our mother, who is widowed and not in the best of health.She wants to continue living at home, but two of us think she needs to move to an assisted-living community