Two pandemic-related complications could impact you as you file your 2021 taxes, explains RichardRubinDC WSJWhatsNow
As they do every year, taxpayers in 2022 will have a flood of questions: What’s the deadline for contributing to a Roth IRA? How did the child- and dependent-care credit change last year? What’s the threshold for the zero tax rate on capital gains? Do I file for a 2021 stimulus payment through my return, and is it taxable?
In this fifth edition of our handy tax guide, The Wall Street Journal brings you the answers to the above and more, explaining what the current tax laws mean for you and your family. This year millions of taxpayers will be grappling with reporting requirements for last year’s stimulus payments or expanded child tax credits.
Compiled and updated by trusted WSJ reporters and editors, "The WSJ Tax Guide 2022" provides insights on what families, homeowners, retirees, investors, professionals and small-business owners need to know.
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