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  • Head of Video and Managing Editor, Live Market Day Programming, Yahoo Finance
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4 ways to organize tax and financial documents like the pros

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By Julie Iannuzzi Verified
| The Street Verified
By taking the time to organize your financial records now, you'll be able to find exactly what you need next year when the next tax season rolls around. The good news, there are plenty of online tools to help you stay organized. And, if you aren't so good at all-things-digital that's ok too. Experts say there are plenty of tried-and-true methods to keep good tax records. “Whatever it is, you do need some sort of system where you can label things," say experts at TurboTax.
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Prosecutors ‘go for blood’ in Sam Bankman-Fried trial and crypto prices will benefit

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By Jeff Quiggle, Julie Iannuzzi Verified, Kinsey Grant, Robert Powell Verified
| The Street Crypto Verified
In the opening days of a criminal trial for Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX who is accused of misallocating some $8 billion in customer funds, it’s been revealed that the prosecution has no desire to offer a plea deal, signaling confidence in a conviction. “The revelations coming out of the Sam Bankman-Fried trial are massive,” reported TheStreetCrypto’s Austin Arnold in the video above.
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Drowning In College Expenses? Consider These Tax Moves - Q&A Pro Series

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By Julie Iannuzzi Verified, Zach Faulds
| The State Verified
College expenses can be overwhelming, but did you know there are some tax moves parents can take now to reduce their tax bill in 2023? Our tax pro says these are the key credits and deductions for college students and parents What are some ways for college students to save on their taxes? "The first one is the American Opportunity Tax Credit, and that's up to $2,500 in credit. And that is for the first four years of college.
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