美国财长贝森特表示，提前开始2026年报税季将为美国经济带来助力，使共和党通过的税收减免政策带 来的好处能够迅速惠及美国人。贝森特表示，美国国税局将于1月26日开始接受纳税申报，这是10年来 最早的启动时间之一。贝森特呼吁美联储在制定货币政策时保持'开放心态'，并在刺激投资方面发挥其 作用。 (本文来自第一财经) ...

美国财政部长贝森特周四表示，2026年报税季的提前开始将使共和党通过的减税措施的好处迅速惠及美 国人，从而为美国经济带来顺风。贝森特表示，美国国内税收署将于1月26日开始接受报税，这是十年 来最早的报税季之一。贝森特呼吁美联储以"开放的心态"制定货币政策，并"尽其职责 "帮助刺激投 资。 来源：滚动播报 ...

Key Points The "big, beautiful bill" has resulted in substantial tax reductions for most Americans. The Tax Foundation estimates Americans could see tax refunds up to $1,000 larger than usual. Those who qualify for new tax credits, like tax-deductible auto loan interest, are likely to see the biggest refunds. The $23,760 Social Security bonus most retirees completely overlook › The average American is on track to get a substantial amount of extra money from the government in 2026. Here's where thi ...

Core Insights - Tax rules are set to change in 2026, impacting take-home pay due to adjustments in tax brackets and deductions [1][2] - The IRS has increased tax brackets by approximately 2.3% for 2026, aimed at keeping pace with inflation [3][9] Tax Brackets - The new tax brackets for 2026 are as follows: - 37% for income of $640,601 or more (single) and $768,701 or more (married filing jointly) - 35% for income between $256,226 and $640,600 (single) and $512,451 to $768,700 (married filing jointly) - 32% for income between $201,776 and $256,225 (single) and $403,551 to $512,450 (married filing jointly) - 24% for income between $105,701 and $201,775 (single) and $211,401 to $403,550 (married filing jointly) - 22% for income between $50,401 and $105,700 (single) and $100,801 to $211,400 (married filing jointly) - 12% for income between $12,400 and $50,400 (single) and $24,801 to $100,800 (married filing jointly) - 10% for income of $12,400 or less (single) and $24,800 or less (married filing jointly) [4] Deductions and Credits - The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has expanded tax credits and deductions, potentially lowering tax bills for many Americans [5][11] - The standard deduction for 2026 is expected to be approximately 2.2% higher than the retroactively increased standard deduction for 2025, which was raised from $750 to $1,500 [6] - The standard deduction amounts for 2026 are: - $16,100 for single or married filing separately - $32,200 for married filing jointly - $24,150 for heads of households [7] Impact on Taxpayers - The average middle-income household's taxes in 2026 are projected to decrease by about $1,800, while the lowest-income households may see a reduction of around $150 [7] - Taxpayers may benefit from adjusting their withholding amounts to keep more of their paycheck throughout the year, rather than waiting for refunds [8][11]

据凤凰卫视报道，伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬12月28日当天亲自在议会为政府预算做辩护。根据提交议会的预 算草案，政府计划将公共部门工资平均上调20%，同时通过扩大个人所得税免税额度，以减轻通胀对工 薪阶层的冲击。佩泽希齐扬坦言，政府没钱涨工资来追上通胀水平，但政府希望通过税收减免作出一定 补偿。(凤凰卫视李睿、郑凯、穆森德黑兰报道) ...

The next tax filing season in the U.S. might not be so bad, after all. In a recent appearance on NBC10 Philadelphia, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said American households are going to receive “very large refunds” during the next tax filing season. All thanks to the retroactive policy changes introduced under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) in July. The anticipated refunds, which could total between $100 billion and $150 billion, are drawing attention not only from consumers but also from mark ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said American households will see "very large refunds" in the tax filing season early next year following policy changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). Bessent spoke to NBC10 Philadelphia on Tuesday ahead of an event touting the Trump administration's economic policies and said American taxpayers could see sizable refunds following the enactment of the OBBBA. The treasury secretary noted that the tax law included retroactive provisions for policies that wi ...

Tax law changes every now and again, so it’s good to keep abreast of the new updates that might affect your life. Even if you’re retired, some recent changes to income tax brackets and tax deductions could directly impact your finances — and future retirement. Here are the key changes to tax rules coming in 2026, and what you can do to prepare. Watch Out: Avoid This Retirement Savings Mistake That’s Costing Americans Up To $300K Read Next: 5 Clever Ways Retirees Are Earning Up To $1K Per Month From Home T ...

Core Viewpoint - Stocks are rallying due to expectations of a rate cut next month, but there is another significant catalyst: the implementation of the "one big beautiful bill" act early next year [1][2]. Economic Impact - The economy is currently experiencing a soft patch, but anticipated tax cuts for consumers and businesses are expected to provide a stimulus, potentially revitalizing economic activity [3]. - The regulatory easing and tax relief could lead to increased consumer spending, which is crucial for the US economy [4][5]. Market Performance - Companies like Amazon may benefit from increased consumer spending, and there is hope for a recovery in the housing market as well [5]. - The focus is on avoiding a recession, as current stock prices do not reflect a significant risk of recession [6][7]. Growth Expectations - There is an expectation for broader market participation beyond just large tech companies, with hopes that small-cap stocks will also start to perform better [8].

Core Insights - Buying a house is considered one of the best investments, but it comes with tax implications [1] - Homeowners can utilize specific tax exclusions and adjustments to minimize capital gains taxes when selling their property [2][3] Tax Implications of Real Estate Investment - Profits from selling investments like stocks or bonds are subject to taxation, with different rates applied based on the holding period [2] - Homeowners can exclude up to $250,000 in profits from taxes if single, or $500,000 if married filing jointly, provided the property was their principal residence for two of the last five years [3][4] Adjusting Cost Basis - The tax basis of a home can include the initial purchase price, improvements, and related costs, which can help reduce taxable gains [5] - For example, if $50,000 in improvements and $5,000 in selling costs are accounted for, the taxable gain can be reduced significantly [6] Offsetting Gains with Losses - Capital losses from other investments, such as stocks, can be used to offset gains from the sale of a home, adhering to the rules of matching long-term and short-term gains and losses [7]