10 Surprising Things That Are Taxable
If you work for a living, you know that your wages are taxable, and you're probably aware that some investment income is taxed, too. But the IRS doesn't stop there.
If you've picked up some extra cash through luck, skill or criminal activities, there's a good chance you owe taxes on that money as well. To avoid being caught off guard on April 15, take a look at our list of 10 surprising things that are actually taxable. If you collected any of the income or property on the list, make sure you declare it on your next tax return!
SEE ALSO: The Most-Overlooked Tax Breaks and Deductions
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