Monday, May 11, 2020

The Daily Money:How to avoid COVID-19 tax woes

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The Daily Money
 
Monday, May 11

Welcome to Monday, everyone. We hope you had a restful weekend. Here's our must-read financial news to help you get up to speed if you unplugged Saturday and Sunday. (No judgment!)

Let's start with taxes:

Stimulus payments, relaxed rules for tapping into retirement accounts, and other relief measures are helping to keep millions of Americans afloat financially. But they could bring tax surprises down the road. Here are some tax red flags to be aware of.  

The thought of a virtual summer is turning parents into unhappy campers. After months of supervising online schooling while juggling their own jobs, parents are now confronting the possibility of having to keep their children engaged online this summer if they can't send their kids to physical camps.

Want more money and tech news, keep scrolling down.

David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor

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