Where’s My Refund? How the Government Shutdown Will Impact Your Tax Filings
Concerns are rising that the partial government shutdown could cause delays for those expecting tax refunds, even as the tax filing season has begun. The official start of the tax season kicked off Jan. 26, with early filers eager to see how recent changes to tax laws will benefit them, if at all.
How Disney’s New CEO Josh D’Amaro Rejected Glitzy L.A. Life To Live Minutes From Company’s California Theme Park
Hours before Josh D'Amaro was named Disney's new CEO—and successor to the famed Bob Iger—questions were already being raised about his plans to transform the company and, interestingly enough, how the new role might change his personal life. D'Amaro, a Massachusetts native who will turn 55 later thi
Youngest Turpin Children Set To Open Up to Diane Sawyer About ‘House of Horrors’ Torture—8 Years After Being Rescued
Three of the youngest Turpin children are set to open up to famed journalist Diane Sawyer about the horrific abuse they endured at the hands of their parents inside the family's infamous "house of horrors." David and Louise Turpin were arrested at their property in Perris, CA, in January 2018 after
Is 2026 the Beginning of the End for Homeowner Property Taxes? These State Lawmakers Think So
Property taxes may not end with a bang, but with a ballot measure and a billion-dollar whimper, as more states move away from reforming and instead aim to kill the tax that funds schools and many public services. For decades, state lawmakers have tinkered around the edges of property tax reform, cap
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