Laura Saunders is a journalist at Tax Report. She specializes in topics related to taxes, IRS regulations, and personal finance, often exploring the intersections of white collar crime and finance within the broader context of regional and world news. Laura's insights and reporting have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Yahoo Finance, Sky, and Independent Radio News Ltd.
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Laura's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, personal finance, and taxes. She frequently provides investment analysis and cites data to support her articles. Her geographic focus is national, specifically the United States.
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By: Laura Saunders, Tony Lee, Rishi Sunak, Craig Williams, Keir Starmer
A second Conservative candidate facing an investigation over allegedly betting on the timing of the general election is married to the party's director of campaigns.
By: Laura Saunders
Life insurance can help pay for a transfer of ownership after a small-business owner dies. Now it may bring an unexpected tax bill.
Parents with leftover money in college funds can now move them to retirement accounts—maybe even their own. But should they?
By: Laura Saunders
The six criminal counts are a cautionary tale for anyone tempted by far-fetched tax-reduction schemes.
By: Laura Saunders
The six criminal counts are a cautionary tale for anyone tempted by far-fetched tax-reduction schemes.
Losses from hurricanes, wildfires and other disasters may be tax deductible, and even those spared from catastrophe in 33 states may get extended tax deadlines
By: Laura Saunders
PR Newswire ATLANTA, Oct. 29, 2024 Over 20 Dinova partners will offer free food or discounts this Veterans Day.
How Seniors Can Do Smart Roth IRA Conversions
By: Laura Saunders
While all Americans can get tax breaks for giving, those 70½ or older have the best choices. Here’s the rundown on two key tax-favored ways to give.
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