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After Congress approved billions of extra funding for tax compliance, the Internal Revenue Service pledged it would get tougher on rich taxpayers and corporations while avoiding extra scrutiny of middle-class households.

“I am not in any trouble and nor do I currently owe any money to the IRS. However, I’ve had several expensive run-ins with the IRS.”

Oil prices retreated on Monday morning as concern eased that the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East would disrupt supply. Meanwhile, investors shifted their focus back to inflation and the prospect of the Fed’s interest-rate cuts this year.

“The way I look at it, paying the mortgage off now would give us a guaranteed 6.6% return, which is higher than our return on the condo.”

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Drug distributor backs fiscal 2024 profit guidance despite end of contract that generated 16% of its revenue last year.

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Verizon lost fewer net postpaid phone subscribers than expected in the latest quarter, as consumer gross additions ticked up and churn improved.

When you are new to a job, knowing when the company match belongs to you is as important as knowing how much it is.