Savvy Living
Can you recommend some solutions regarding nail trimming? My nails have gotten increasingly thicker over time and I struggle with using nail clippers.
Nail health can be an indicator of a person's overall health. If you have brittle, dull or discolored nails, you may want to speak with your primary care physician to rule out fungal infections or other systemic diseases.
Some Original Medicare Part B and Medicare Advantage Part C members have coverage for medically necessary nail trimming and certain foot care services. Routine foot care is covered by Medicare if you have an underlying condition or injury that requires a professional to tend to your feet. You should ask your primary care physician to review your situation and, if appropriate, certify that your nail care should be handled by a podiatrist or other healthcare professional.
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Washington News
On May 25, 2023, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) alerted businesses to be careful about new scams that focus on the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).
The IRS has been monitoring a "barrage of aggressive broadcast advertising" that seriously misrepresents and exaggerates the qualifications for the Employee Retention Credit. Due to the proliferation of ERC scams, the IRS is increasing its effort both in audits and criminal investigations.
IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel stated, "The aggressive marketing of the Employee Retention Credit continues preying on innocent businesses and others. Aggressive promoters present wildly misleading claims about this credit. They can pocket handsome fees while leaving those claiming the credit at risk of having the claims denied or facing scenarios where they need to repay the credit."
The IRS emphasized that the Employee Retention Credit is a...Learn More |
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Personal Planner
Bill: "Every year I pay income tax. And when I pass away my estate will owe tax. But I was absolutely stunned today to...Learn More |
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