Barry Dolowich is a journalist at the Monterey Herald. He specializes in areas such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and saving & investing, providing insightful analysis and guidance on financial well-being. His work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in personal finance.
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Barry Dolowich's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, specifically tax tips and planning. This suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches related to expert insights or practical advice on tax-related matters such as deductions, IRS regulations, and financial planning strategies for individuals.
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The word combination of “Death and Taxes” has inextricably been linked together for as long as I can remember, both “unavoidable.”
By: Barry Dolowich
You should receive a 2025 Form 1099-G by Jan. 31, reporting the amount of the unemployment insurance payments you received during 2025. Already have an account Log In
Question: My husband and I are in a high tax bracket and are looking at buying a couple of rental properties to lower our tax bill.
Do not despair-your CPA or attorney can prepare or help you
Question: We just completed and filed our 2025 tax returns. With file cabinets overflowing with over twenty years of tax support and paid bills, we
Question: Can the IRS really track the millions of Forms 1099, W-2, etc. for every year? I have always been tempted to test the system to see what would happen if I left a few Forms 1099 off my tax return. What say you?
What if Murphy had decided NOT to sell the ball in 2007, but instead, treasure it in the confines of his own living room?
Editor's note: As longtime Herald contributor Barry Dolowich prepares to retire his weekly column, we'll be re-running some of our favorites from his extensive collection. This is from 2003.
By: Barry Dolowich
Editor's note: As longtime Herald contributor Barry Dolowich prepares to retire his weekly column, we'll be re-running some of our favorites from his extensive collection. This is from 2002.
For over 28 years, it has been my weekly privilege to sit down, sift through the ever-changing complexities of the tax code, and translate them into
