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Real estate co-defendants deny responsibility for injuries sustained during open house

PITTSBURGH – A real estate company and another co-defendant have denied liability in litigation filed by a man who sustained a series of injuries following a fall which took place during a real estate open house, and who then brought suit against individuals and entities he feels are both negligent and responsible for his injuries.
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New Texas Bill Would Provide Qualified Release Relief To Trustees Who Deliver Adequate Accountings Without A Timely Objection By The Beneficiary | Winstead PC

A recent bill (H.B. 1552) has been submitted that would provide a trustee release relief for transactions described in an accounting where a beneficiary fails to timely object to the...
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Student Debt Repayments and Financial Incentives Under Secure 2.0

Provisions of SECURE 2.0 legislation is ability for employers to match within defined contribution savings plan employees’ payments of student debt. One of the many changes in SECURE 2.0 aimed at enhancing and encouraging retirement savings opportunities for Americans.
United States Abbott Laboratories Encourage Retirement Student Debt Private Letter Ruling Internal Revenue Code Section

Cryptocurrency Losses Are they Deductible? IRS Memo on Crypto Losses

Jan 13, 2023, Internal Revenue Service IRS Counsel Advice Memo CCA 202302011 taxpayers cannot claim deduction for cryptocurrency losses if bitcoin continues to trade on at least one cryptocurrency exchange and has a value greater than zero, loss arising from theft permitted
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SECURE 2.0 Impact for 2023

The President signed the SECURE 2.0 Act, which was a part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, a must pass appropriations bill. SECURE 2.0 includes more than 90 provisions and effective dates range from immediate to 2033. The Act is 3 times longer than the original.
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