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2019 Trends and Changes - December 28

Posted On
12/28/2018
By
Stephanie Davis

2019 is officially next week, and while it may just be another day on the calendar, the new year tends to bring in some changes. To help you get started, we found a couple of articles that could be useful in understanding 2019 a little better. First, taxes are going to be a little different in 2019 thanks to the new tax laws passed this year, so you’ll want to plan now to avoid any tax surprises. Next, the retail industry has been constantly changing thanks to technology advancing. If you’re a retail small business owner, you’ll want to check out the trends expected in the new year. Last up, saving for retirement is important, and the IRS has made some changes that will allow you to save even more.

Take These Steps Now to Avoid a Tax Surprise in 2019

Beyond VR and Tariffs: 4 Trends that Will Reshape Retail in 2019

IRS Announces Higher 2019 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits for 401(k)s and More  

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