After 53 Years, Retired Navy Scientist Has Wallet Returned from Antarctica
Demolition crew in Antarctica returned a lost wallet from 1968 to its now 91-year-old owner, who said the wallet “brought back memories.”
Understanding the Tax Consequences of Selling One’s Personal Home: Part I
This is the first of two FEDZONE columns discussing the tax consequences of selling one’s personal residence.
NASA: Mars Rover Perseverance Lands on Mars, Sends Video from Red Planet
As three spacecrafts arrive from US, China, and the Middle East- NASA’s Rover, Perseverance, is first to land on Mars.
White House’s Cybersecurity Response to Russian Hack
2020 Cybersecurity breach of Federal Agencies causes Biden Administration to focus heavily on cyber-threats.
The Premium Stabilization Feature of FLTCIP
Exploring the history and aspects of the premium stabilization feature of the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program
Understanding the Tax Reporting Rules of Capital Gains and Losses
Ed Zurndorfer explains the tax reporting rules of capital gains and losses related to investment assets
Capitol Recap: Weekly News Update for Federal Employees
STWS Advisor Jen Meyer provides her recap of the week. This edition includes COVID relief, the second impeachment of Trump, and more.
FEDLIFE Podcast 43: Latest Tax Legislation Changes Every Fed Needs to Know
In this episode, Dan Sipe and Ed Zurndorfer provide valuable insights into how the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2020 affects your tax situation and Social Security benefits. They also discuss…
SpaceX to Launch SPHEREx Mission for NASA
Elon Musk’s SpaceX company was awarded the contract to launch the SPHEREx mission in June 2024
Does a Dependent Child Have to File a 2020 Federal Tax Return?
This column discusses under what conditions a dependent child has to file a 2020 federal income tax return and when a child’s income is taxed.