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IRS Form 1099-K in 2025: what is it, instructions, how to fill it out and where to apply

Understanding IRS requirements for form 1099-K reporting: new guidelines for payment settlement entities and third-party networks in 2023

Home Office Deduction in 2025: How much is it, requirements, limits, who qualifies and how to claim it to the IRS

Learn how much you can claim, who qualifies, and how to file your deduction with the IRS.

What is IRS TREAS 310 and how is it related to 2023 Tax Returns?

IRS TREAS 310 is an internal identifier used by the IRS to make tax refunds, etc.

Mortgage Interest Deduction in 2025: How much is it, requirements, limits, who qualifies and how to claim it to the IRS

A clear guide to understanding and claiming the mortgage interest deduction

What is the External Revenue Service? Trump’s new tax collection service

Trump proposes new agency to Shift Revenue collection from americans to foreign trade partners.

Hello to the new Jeep Cherokee SUV: iconic vehicle returns with one major new option

Jeep revives the Cherokee with a bold hybrid option, aiming to reclaim its spot in the competitive midsize SUV market.

Extra round of stimulus checks of up to $500 against inflation for these Americans – Three conditions for collecting tax relief in 2025

Georgia residents could receive up to $500 in one-time inflation relief payments — but only if they meet these three key tax-related requirements.

IRS Form 1099-NEC in 2024: what is it, instructions, how to fill it out and where to apply for Nonemployee Compensation

A simple guide to understanding, completing, and filing IRS Form 1099-NEC in 2024 for non employee compensation.

SSDI beneficiary slams Social Security for cutting off his benefit payments since 2019: “Now he could die for lack of medical care or income”

After years of relying on disability benefits, one man's sudden removal from SSDI leaves him fearing for his life and questioning a system he once trusted.

What is a TACO trade? The money making method traders use when they think Trump will chicken out

The TACO trade—short for "Trump Always Chickens Out"—is guiding investors to buy the dip every time tariff threats shake the market.

Bad news for Social Security payments – SSA and DOGE record 12.3 million people over 120 as deceased in records cleanup

Social Security removes over 12 million from its records in an effort to combat fraud, but questions remain over data accuracy and oversight.

How to deal with filing your taxes after suffering a wildfire disaster

California fires: recovering tax records and vital documents Aater disaster

Residential Clean Energy Credit 2025: how much is it, what requirements, who qualifies, and how to claim the Solar Tax Credit?

The Residential Clean Energy Credit allows qualifying homeowners to claim 30% of the cost of eligible clean energy installations on their tax return.

Standard deduction in 2025 for single: How much can I deduct depending on my income and filing status?

Understanding the 2025 standard deduction: A guide for singles and other filing statuses

Is there a new $2,000 stimulus check in May 2025? Here’s all that’s known about the IRS’s supposed tax relief in May

Why the push for Medicaid work requirements is being framed as a matter of dignity, not just dollars

New York is handing out a child bonus of up to $1,800 to low-income families – Here are the requirements to get it in...

Find out if you're eligible for the New York Child bonus for low income families

Are grocery stores open on Memorial Day 2025? These are the hours of Sam’s Club, Aldi, Kroger, Target, Walmart, Costco…

What’s open and what’s not: Memorial Day grocery store hours for Walmart, Costco, Aldi, Target, and more.

IRS Form 8889 in 2025: what is it, instructions, how to fill it out, and where to apply to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)

Understanding IRS Form 8889: A guide to managing your health savings account

If you’re looking for tax breaks, these are the states where you’re taxed the least – Check out the list to be smarter besides...

Maximize your retirement income: explore states that don't tax social security benefits.

SALT Deduction on IRS: Can I deduct state and local taxes on my federal return?

The state and local tax (SALT) deduction allows US taxpayers to deduct certain state and local taxes on their federal returns. 

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