Must-Know IRS Changes Ahead of the 2024 Tax Season
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Must-Know IRS Changes , Ahead of the 2024 Tax Season.
GoBankingRates recently offered readers
a guide to several significant changes the IRS has
announced ahead of the upcoming 2024 tax season.
Here's everything , you need to know.
1. Bigger standard deductions, For 2024, the IRS has bumped up the standard
deduction to $13,850 for single filers and
$27,700 for married couples filing jointly. .
2. Modified tax brackets, In order to account for high inflation, the IRS
has adjusted the 2024 income tax brackets.
For 2024, each income bracket's threshold has
been increased slightly to potentially reduce
the overall tax rate and lower the amount people owe.
For 2024, each income bracket's threshold has
been increased slightly to potentially reduce
the overall tax rate and lower the amount people owe.
3. 1099-K Changes, These changes will impact many freelancers,
gig workers and small business owners.
GoBankingRates suggests that anyone receiving
one of these forms should pay close attention to
make sure they accurately report their income.
4. Retirement Plan Contributions, In 2024, taxpayers should note changes to contribution
limits for Roth IRAs, traditional IRAs and 401(k) plans. .
5. Specific Roth and 401(k) Changes, These modifications include income limits for
eligibility, withdrawal restrictions or loan provisions.
GoBankingRates points out that these changes
could significantly impact taxpayers'
retirement planning strategies. .
The changes could specifically impact
the plans of those nearer to retirement or
anyone looking to make an early withdrawal
GoBankingRates recently offered readers
a guide to several significant changes the IRS has
announced ahead of the upcoming 2024 tax season.
Here's everything , you need to know.
1. Bigger standard deductions, For 2024, the IRS has bumped up the standard
deduction to $13,850 for single filers and
$27,700 for married couples filing jointly. .
2. Modified tax brackets, In order to account for high inflation, the IRS
has adjusted the 2024 income tax brackets.
For 2024, each income bracket's threshold has
been increased slightly to potentially reduce
the overall tax rate and lower the amount people owe.
For 2024, each income bracket's threshold has
been increased slightly to potentially reduce
the overall tax rate and lower the amount people owe.
3. 1099-K Changes, These changes will impact many freelancers,
gig workers and small business owners.
GoBankingRates suggests that anyone receiving
one of these forms should pay close attention to
make sure they accurately report their income.
4. Retirement Plan Contributions, In 2024, taxpayers should note changes to contribution
limits for Roth IRAs, traditional IRAs and 401(k) plans. .
5. Specific Roth and 401(k) Changes, These modifications include income limits for
eligibility, withdrawal restrictions or loan provisions.
GoBankingRates points out that these changes
could significantly impact taxpayers'
retirement planning strategies. .
The changes could specifically impact
the plans of those nearer to retirement or
anyone looking to make an early withdrawal