Month: October 2019

Recently, California’s State Assembly passed a statewide rent control bill for all apartment units built more than 15 years ago. The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482) is, as of this writing, expected to be signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom and will place a cap on annual rental increases of 5% plus
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Many stock mutual funds can quietly rob unsuspecting investors by creating unnecessary taxes. This primarily occurs when mutual funds are held outside a tax-favored work retirement plan, individual retirement account or Roth IRA. To help understand why this occurs, it is important to first learn about how stocks that are not owned within a mutual
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Costco Wholesale reported quarterly revenue below Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as the U.S. hypermarket chain struggled to attract shoppers in the competitive grocery space. Costco and other U.S. grocers are slashing prices while investing heavily in stores and online operations to defend their share of the market as Amazon.com and Walmart expand aggressively. The
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Tax credits for buying a new Tesla in the U.S. are winding down at year-end. FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images Is your car eligible for a $7,500 green tax break? Maybe. Maybe not. In a new audit report, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration found that millions of dollars in potentially erroneous plug-in tax credits
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