Taxes July 20, 2026
Retirees in These 8 States Are Being Hit Hardest by Property Taxes
For retirees, a difference of a few thousand dollars a year can significantly affect their quality of life.
Benefits July 20, 2026
15 States Where Retirees Would Lose the Most From Social Security Cuts
While the cuts will be brutal, Social Security recipients in 29 states would see a benefit loss of $500 or more per month.
Taxes July 15, 2026
Here’s How Much Americans Pay in Taxes Over Their Lifetime
In fiscal year 2025, the federal government collected $2.66 trillion in individual income taxes. But how much will the average American pay in income and other taxes throughout their lifetime?
Payroll July 13, 2026
Study: Top 10 Riskiest States to Quit Your Job Right Now
With more than 4 million Americans voluntarily leaving their jobs each month, a July 2026 report by Affordable Contractors Insurance reveals the top 10 states where it's hardest to start over and find a new employer.
Taxes July 7, 2026
42 States Don’t Tax Social Security. Here Are the 8 That Do
Recognizing the vital role the program plays for many, the majority of states exempt Social Security income from taxation. Eight do not, however, though rules of what is taxed vary widely.
Payroll June 25, 2026
Minimum Wages Will Rise in More Than 20 Cities, States in July
The federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour has lost 30% of its purchasing power since 2009.
Taxes June 24, 2026
These 10 States Might Have a Tax Identity Theft Problem
ConsumerAffairs, an online consumer news and review platform, looked at state-level IRS data covering processing year 2025 and evaluated states across the following two metrics: confirmed identity theft rate and unconfirmed identity theft rate.
Payroll June 10, 2026
Which States Have the Highest, Lowest Income Earners in 2026?
Personal finance website WalletHub went in search of the states where residents made the highest incomes in 2026, based on earnings for three different segments of the population.
Payroll May 22, 2026
Automatic Retirement Plans Spread as States, Cities Push Workers to Build Nest Eggs
Philadelphia is poised to launch the first city-run retirement plan for workers.
Accounting April 21, 2026
Is Your State Running Low On Accountants?
Sam's List, a directory for finance professionals, ranked all 50 states and Washington, D.C. to find out which states are running short on accountants—and where they are easy to find.
Taxes April 15, 2026
Several States Didn’t Report Losses From Data Center Tax Breaks, Study Says
The lack of disclosure comes as some states report losing more than $1 billion per year to data center incentives.
Taxes April 9, 2026
IRS Provides States with Guidance for Nominating Census Tracts as Opportunity Zones
The Treasury Department and the IRS issued guidance on April 6 that provides states, the District of Columbia, and territories with procedures to nominate population census tracts to be designated as qualified opportunity zones under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.