The Brilliant Blog

Consumers resisted spending during COVID. Now, the urge to splurge is high. Nevertheless, you shouldn't overextend yourself financially:

If you are impacted by federal disaster declaration, you may be eligible for tax filing deadline extensions and other tax benefits:

The SECURE Act made significant changes to the retirement plan provisions of the tax code, complicating IRA distributions and donations:

In addition to winning an Olympic medal, winners are compensated by the U.S. Olympic Committee with tax-free prize money:

Grandparents raising their grandchildren should be aware of a variety of tax breaks that may ease their financial burden:

Here are five things that happened this past month that affect your small business:

You can now create groups of customers and automate the process of sending payment reminders with QuickBook’s new set of tools. Here’s how:

Planning taxes in mid-year is a smart move. Here is a list of several life events that may trigger tax opportunities or consequences:

A report on COVID-related fraud cost consumers nearly $500 million. As COVID-19’s cost on society becomes clearer, here’s what it shows: