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IRS implements new tax rule for Venmo, PayPal and CashApp – Check if you are taxed when using these payment applications
The IRS has implemented a new tax rule for Venmo, PayPal and Cash App for payment of goods and services.
Bad news from the IRS – These are the states that do not have the Free File system and you will not be able...
Some states in the United States will not be participating in the IRS Free File Program
IRS2Go: where to download and how the IRS app works to file taxes online and get refunds faster
Your simple guide to downloading and using the IRS mobile app for stress‐free tax filing
Goodbye to IRS tax brackets in 2025 – These are the Americans who have to pay 37% in taxes on incomes up to $731,200
Key updates to tax deductions, brackets, and credits for 2024 and beyond.
How many months will the IRS do payment plans for and what is the difference between individual and business taxpayers?
Short-term and long-term payment plans are available to individual and business taxpayers with a payment duration ranging from 6 months to 6 years as long as they meet the following criteria.
Here is the key place on IRS Form 1040 to claim your stimulus check payments that you have not yet received
Find out where and how to claim your missing stimulus money on your tax return.
Here’s what you must do to qualify for the maximum Child Tax Credit – The IRS’s new rules of the game for 2025
For 2025, the maximum credit limit remains $2,000, with a maximum refundable portion of $1,700.
Radical change in the IRS by 2025 – These are the Americans who can add a ‘Super Catch-Up’ for their pension plan
IRS raises 2025 contribution limits and standard deductions amid inflation adjustments
Americans will receive extra payments of up to $8,046 from the IRS – Must meet six requirements to get them
Extra Cash from IRS: A step-by-step guide to meeting the criteria for up to $8,046.
Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) 2024: How much is it, requirements, who qualifies and how to claim it to the IRS
The maximum Earned Income Tax Credit for 2024 is $632 for a single-person household. This amount increases with household size and household income.
Can I request the ACTC if I do not qualify for the IRS Child Tax Credit (CTC)?
We resolve one of the big questions about tax credits: can I apply for the Additional Child Tax Credit if I do not qualify for the IRS CTC?
How do I check the status of my IRS refund? How long does it take IRS to approve it?
If you want to know how to check the status of your IRS refund and how long it takes for the agency to approve it, do not hesitate to consult this article.
Child Tax Credit (CTC): How much is it, requirements, who qualifies and how to claim it to the IRS
You can claim tax credits of $2000 for your qualifying dependent as long as they meet the following criteria. Here’s how to claim your tax benefits.
Inherited IRA rules set to change dramatically in 2025 – If you’re a beneficiary, you’re interested in learning about the 10-year rule on RMDs
Understanding the 2025 Inherited IRA Rule: What heirs need to know about withdrawals and penalties.
Federal Gift Taxes: What is the maximum that can be given to children without paying taxes?
A guide to understanding the gift tax limits in 2024 and how much you can give without triggering taxes.
IRS Tax Brackets in 2024 for singles: What is my Tax Rates according to my income?
IRS 2024 Tax Brackets: Here are the 2024 figures and how to plan your taxes for subsequent years.
Electric Vehicle Tax Credit (EVTC) 2024: how much is it, requirements, who qualifies and how to claim it
Learn about the Electric Vehicle TAx Credit and get to know if your car qualifies
Goodbye to IRS tax brackets in 2025 – These are the Americans who have to pay 35% in taxes on incomes up to $487,450
IRS Tax adjustments for 2024: What you need to know for filing in 2025.
IRS garnishment wages: How much can garnish and how to stop it?
IRS Wage Garnishment: How much can be garnished and how to stop it
Are alimony or separate maintenance payments tax deductible?
TCJA has eliminated deductions of alimony payments but they are still deductible under certain conditions
Can you still file taxes if you had no income last year?
Yes, it is possible to file taxes even if you had no income last year.
How to invest in aluminum and how has it performed historically
The investment attractiveness of aluminum to investors lies in its recyclability and versatility.
What are the best things to do with your tax refund?
Smart ways to use your tax refund: 13 ideas to strengthen your finances.
IRS tax refund schedule – Follow this chart to see when your money should arrive
IRS refund schedule: Key dates and what to expect in 2025.
How do I notify the IRS my address has changed?
These are the ways to notify the IRS of a change of address so that it does not affect your taxes and tax returns.