If Congress doesn’t take action, the enhanced benefits will run out at the end of July.

Today's column addresses questions about the family maximum's effects on benefit amounts, qualifying for disabled survivor's benefits, divorced spousal benefits before retirement benefits, filing retroactively and vacation pay and the earnings test.

Schwab’s stock is up 2% on the news, while TD shares surged 5%.

The Senate has unanimously passed The Paycheck Protection Plan Flexibility Act. This new bill will provide greater guidance to small business owners seeking to have their loans forgiven. But the question continues to be whether it will be enough to help borrowers.

Congress recently agreed to modify the Paycheck Protection Program, making sweeping changes that will allow borrower's to maximize the amount of loan that may be forgiven.

The Senate has approved H. R. 7010 - Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020.

The Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions Act, HEROES Act, would substantially increase the earned income tax credit (EITC) for workers without children at home.

A tax historian discusses the Supreme Court’s recent oral arguments on the legal cases involving President Trump’s tax returns and financial records.

The Eleventh Circuit has given one of President Trump’s favorite tax deductions a boost.

Employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) function a lot like stock options, but they offer more shelter from the impacts of down and volatile stock prices. In fact, an ESPP can sometimes be a great deal in a down market.