Education · 07/21/2025

Florida plans to ban full-day smartphone use by students in 2025, aiming to enhance classroom focus and reduce cyberbullying.

Insurance · 11/09/2023

In 2023, enrollment for Obamacare will open with an average monthly premium increase of 4% for benchmark plans. Despite this rise, the new legislation extends subsidy policies, meaning most enrollees will not be affected. Open enrollment runs from November 1 to January 15, with a December 15 deadline for those wanting coverage at the start of the year. Enrollment numbers have reached historic highs, and subsidies are effectively lowering premium burdens, ensuring more people gain access to health insurance.

Taxation · 07/21/2025

The U.S. tax gap reached $496 billion from 2014 to 2016 and is projected to be $540 billion from 2017 to 2019. Increasing compliance rates is crucial.

Education · 07/21/2025

The potential closure of the Department of Education would adversely affect school funding, support for disadvantaged students, and international student visas, undermining educational equity and opportunities.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The IRS strictly upholds taxpayer rights, prohibiting any discrimination based on personal characteristics and implementing various services, including low-income tax assistance. Taxpayers are encouraged to communicate with IRS staff if they need reasonable accommodations or language support.

Taxation · 10/24/2024

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have released final regulations on the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit under the Inflation Reduction Act. The aim is to encourage domestic production of renewable energy components by providing clear operational guidelines, promoting market compliance, helping businesses reduce costs, and seizing opportunities in the growth of green energy.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The Inflation Reduction Act has introduced significant tax reforms by simplifying tax processes and promoting investments in clean energy through new policies and regulations. The IRS is offering flexible filing options for taxpayers, aimed at adapting to the evolving tax landscape over the next decade. This article provides a detailed analysis of the implementation progress of the Act and the latest announcements.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

This article analyzes the impact of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act on taxation, highlighting the new tax reporting exemptions and related updates. It provides taxpayers with clear guidance to effectively navigate future tax filings.

Finance · 07/24/2025

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve regarding interest rate cuts and their market impacts. San Francisco Fed President Daly favors a cut in the fall, while Waller supports a July cut. Goolsbee emphasizes the risk of inflation due to Trump's high tariffs. The market reacts sharply, with Taiwan's stocks suffering. Investors should adjust their strategies in response to economic data and market trends.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The IRS provides tax relief information for residents in disaster-stricken states to support economic recovery after natural disasters. The IRS implements deadlines extensions and tax reductions policies covering affected states and territories, helping residents quickly return to their daily lives.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

This article discusses the policies related to pre-tax IRA deductions, covering the differences between Traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs, the impact of workplace retirement plans on deduction eligibility, and the specific contribution limits for 2023 and 2024. The aim is to help you optimize your retirement savings.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The U.S. Department of Treasury and IRS have issued new regulations stating that tribally-owned enterprises will no longer be treated as independent federal tax entities and will be exempt from federal income tax. Additionally, the new rules will allow tribal legal entities to qualify for energy credits, supporting economic independence and social welfare.

Education · 07/18/2025

U.S. college admissions policies are becoming more flexible, with many institutions no longer requiring SAT or ACT scores. This shift reflects the demand for educational equity and focuses on diverse student talents. Recent research indicates that early cognitive abilities have a much greater impact on achievement than standardized test scores, and grade-skipping can significantly enhance the learning outcomes for gifted students. In response, we need to reevaluate and innovate educational

Education · 06/29/2025

This article explores the potential dissolution of the U.S. Department of Education and its implications for the education system. It points out that such a move could lead to a restructuring of education funding and regulation, particularly affecting students from low-income families. While executive orders aim to undermine the department's functions, a complete dissolution would require congressional legislation, which is unlikely to happen in the short term. State education departments need

Taxation · 07/25/2025

This article analyzes the key changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and interprets its impact on corporate tax policies. It provides relevant IRS resources to assist businesses in adapting to the new tax environment and making effective tax planning and decision-making.