Month: April 2022

In the months and weeks leading up to the IRS’s filing deadline, an old narrative swiftly emerged: Some taxpayers are still largely in the dark on the proper tax treatment of digital assets and virtual currencies. The IRS’s position is that virtual currencies are treated as property for tax purposes, but that blanket position fails
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The typical home buyer’s monthly mortgage payment rose 39%, the largest year-over-year gain on record as the average 30-year-fixed rate hovered at a 12-year high of 5.1%. That’s according to a new report from Redfin, a technology-powered real estate brokerage. Redfin’s data on home buyer mortgage payments is based on asking-price data going back to
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Loading chart… Weber Inc: “I would not sell this thing … because it makes money.” Loading chart… Magnolia Oil & Gas Corp: “I think it’s a good company. … I like it.” Loading chart… Affirm Holdings Inc: “It doesn’t make money, I know, but it’s [chief executive] Max Levchin. Max Levchin will figure something out.”
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Europe’s fintech sector is fiercely competitive, with privately-held start-ups worth tens of billions of dollars vying to steal market share from incumbent banks. Oscar Wong | Moment | Getty Images LONDON — Nium, a $2 billion digital payments start-up based out of Singapore, has big plans for its European business. The company, whose software helps
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The world of estate tax planning can be complicated and confusing. While planners can navigate the situations that taxpayers face by way of planning strategies, financial projections and illustrations, the IRS’s assault on various planning strategies in court cases, Treasury Regulation pronouncements and Proposed Regulations can result in unpredictability, and make the day-to-day life of
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An interesting thing happened to homes with swimming pools over the initial year of the pandemic. Prior to Covid-19’s onset, houses featuring in-ground pools sold for an estimated $16,137 more than those lacking the coveted feature. A year later, following the move outdoors during the pandemic’s darkest months, houses with in-ground pools commanded $27,199 more
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In this article BRK.A Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. David A. Grogan | CNBC Warren Buffett has begun to unleash Berkshire Hathaway‘s massive cash stockpile in recent weeks, snapping up an insurer and multi-billion dollar stakes in energy and computer corporations. But his recent moves are more notable for what he has
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It’s been more than two years since the pandemic trigged massive unemployment in the U.S. Some might say we have a nearly full recovery to pre-pandemic levels, mostly referring to the recovery of the ‘prime age’ labor force participation rate. But the story is different for older workers. Even if the news recognizes the possibility
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