The Most Expensive States for Millionaires in 2024 | Retirees Are Facing Big IRS Tax Bills Due to Fraud | IRS Delays Inherited IRA Rules
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[] [The Most Expensive States for Millionaires in 2024](
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[] [Retirees Are Facing Big IRS Tax Bills Due to Fraud](
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Scammers are preying on retirees, leaving some in dire financial situations and vulnerable to large IRS tax bills. A recent report paints a stark picture of how older adults in states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, Utah, California, and others have fallen victim to fraud, resulting in significant taxes on lost retirement savings. [Some lawmakers have suggested that restoring the casualty and theft loss tax deduction could provide some financial relief](. [Why you should make your will after tax season](
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