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Tax Software vs. Professionals: Expert Advice for Tax Season
New York-based tax attorneys Hana Boruchov and Leo Gabovich offer advice on tax preparation, recommending tax software for simple returns and professional help for complex situations, also suggesting the Taxpayer Advocate Service for those with financial difficulties.
Tax Software vs. Professionals: Expert Advice for Tax Season
New York-based tax attorneys Hana Boruchov and Leo Gabovich offer advice on tax preparation, recommending tax software for simple returns and professional help for complex situations, also suggesting the Taxpayer Advocate Service for those with financial difficulties.
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32% Bias Score


Hanau Secedes from Main-Kinzig District Amidst Cost Concerns
The Hessian state parliament approved Hanau's independence from the Main-Kinzig district, effective January 1, 2026, despite criticism from the Hessian Taxpayers' Association about potential increased costs due to duplicated structures and concerns that other municipalities might follow suit, while ...
Hanau Secedes from Main-Kinzig District Amidst Cost Concerns
The Hessian state parliament approved Hanau's independence from the Main-Kinzig district, effective January 1, 2026, despite criticism from the Hessian Taxpayers' Association about potential increased costs due to duplicated structures and concerns that other municipalities might follow suit, while ...
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40% Bias Score


Bankinter's Private Banking Division Achieves Record €65 Billion in Assets Under Management
Bankinter's private banking division in Spain achieved record €65 billion in assets under management in 2024, a 13% increase, resulting in a €270 million pre-tax profit and adding 4,500 new clients, exceeding €6 billion in loans to clients. This is driven by strong net new money and growth in off-ba...
Bankinter's Private Banking Division Achieves Record €65 Billion in Assets Under Management
Bankinter's private banking division in Spain achieved record €65 billion in assets under management in 2024, a 13% increase, resulting in a €270 million pre-tax profit and adding 4,500 new clients, exceeding €6 billion in loans to clients. This is driven by strong net new money and growth in off-ba...
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48% Bias Score


Minicione Cleared of Fraud in Vatican Property Deal, Despite Prior Conviction
A London court cleared British-Italian financier Raffaele Minicione of dishonesty, fraud, and conspiracy in a £275 million property deal with the Vatican, despite a previous Vatican court conviction for embezzlement; the judge criticized Minicione's lack of good faith but upheld the property valuati...
Minicione Cleared of Fraud in Vatican Property Deal, Despite Prior Conviction
A London court cleared British-Italian financier Raffaele Minicione of dishonesty, fraud, and conspiracy in a £275 million property deal with the Vatican, despite a previous Vatican court conviction for embezzlement; the judge criticized Minicione's lack of good faith but upheld the property valuati...
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40% Bias Score


Bayern's €9.77 Billion Contribution Dominates Germany's 2024 Regional Redistribution
Germany's 2024 Länderfinanzausgleich redistributed €18.65 billion, with Bayern contributing €9.77 billion (52% of the total), while eastern states received €13.92 billion; Bayern filed a lawsuit in 2023 challenging the system's fairness.
Bayern's €9.77 Billion Contribution Dominates Germany's 2024 Regional Redistribution
Germany's 2024 Länderfinanzausgleich redistributed €18.65 billion, with Bayern contributing €9.77 billion (52% of the total), while eastern states received €13.92 billion; Bayern filed a lawsuit in 2023 challenging the system's fairness.
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56% Bias Score


Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser's $100 Million Pay Exceeds Male Peers
Jane Fraser, Citigroup's CEO, earned over $100 million since 2021, exceeding her male counterparts' compensation while leading a restructuring and prioritizing growth despite a gender pay gap.
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser's $100 Million Pay Exceeds Male Peers
Jane Fraser, Citigroup's CEO, earned over $100 million since 2021, exceeding her male counterparts' compensation while leading a restructuring and prioritizing growth despite a gender pay gap.
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64% Bias Score

Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.

Dutton Defends Financial History Amidst Government Accusations
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton defended his financial history, including bank shares purchased before a government bailout and a $30 million property portfolio accumulated over 35 years through reinvestment, denying any impropriety and accusing the government of a smear campaign.
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48% Bias Score

Uniper to Repay .6 Billion in German State Aid
German energy firm Uniper will repay .6 billion in state aid to Germany in Q1 2025, exceeding initial estimates, as part of its restructuring following a .5 billion bailout due to Russia's halting gas supplies.

Uniper to Repay .6 Billion in German State Aid
German energy firm Uniper will repay .6 billion in state aid to Germany in Q1 2025, exceeding initial estimates, as part of its restructuring following a .5 billion bailout due to Russia's halting gas supplies.
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36% Bias Score

Poor Credit Scores Cost UK Borrowers Hundreds of Thousands in Extra Interest
UK borrowers with poor credit scores could pay £256,630 more in lifetime interest, double the cost since 2020, due to rising interest rates; improving credit scores offers significant financial benefits.

Poor Credit Scores Cost UK Borrowers Hundreds of Thousands in Extra Interest
UK borrowers with poor credit scores could pay £256,630 more in lifetime interest, double the cost since 2020, due to rising interest rates; improving credit scores offers significant financial benefits.
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44% Bias Score

British Court Sides with Vatican in \$375 Million Property Dispute
A British court ruled against financier Raffaele Mincione in a case involving the Vatican's \$375 million London property investment, finding he prioritized self-interest but stopping short of declaring fraud; the Vatican expressed satisfaction.

British Court Sides with Vatican in \$375 Million Property Dispute
A British court ruled against financier Raffaele Mincione in a case involving the Vatican's \$375 million London property investment, finding he prioritized self-interest but stopping short of declaring fraud; the Vatican expressed satisfaction.
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40% Bias Score

Thuringia Faces €2.7 Billion Budget Deficit
Thuringia's Finance Minister Katja Wolf warns of an "extremely difficult" budget situation, proposing a 30-year repayment plan for Corona-aid loans to alleviate some pressure while facing a projected €2.7 billion deficit for 2026/27.

Thuringia Faces €2.7 Billion Budget Deficit
Thuringia's Finance Minister Katja Wolf warns of an "extremely difficult" budget situation, proposing a 30-year repayment plan for Corona-aid loans to alleviate some pressure while facing a projected €2.7 billion deficit for 2026/27.
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48% Bias Score

Musk Seeks \$44 Billion for X Amidst Revenue Crisis, Leaning on Political Influence
Elon Musk seeks \$44 billion in equity for X (formerly Twitter), despite revenue plummeting after he reinstated banned users, causing advertiser flight; however, his political ties and potential deregulation efforts may boost investor confidence.

Musk Seeks \$44 Billion for X Amidst Revenue Crisis, Leaning on Political Influence
Elon Musk seeks \$44 billion in equity for X (formerly Twitter), despite revenue plummeting after he reinstated banned users, causing advertiser flight; however, his political ties and potential deregulation efforts may boost investor confidence.
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40% Bias Score
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