Taxes

Check if you are eligible for Virginia stimulus checks

ACA tax credits will be affected by government shutdown

This article is a comprehensive guide to the 2025 tax deductions for tips, overtime pay, and car loan interest

An IRS computer glitch sent incorrect penalty notices to hundreds of taxpayers

New IRS rules give farmers and ranchers more time to replace livestock sold during drought, helping ease financial pressure.

New projection suggests increases to benchmarks with incomes up to $768,701

A step-by-step guide to understanding capital gains, how they’re taxed, and which profits you need to report

As far as the Internal Revenue Services is concerned, they have set deadlines on filing the returns and on making the payments, each of which comes with consequences if the specified date is missed.

The IRS has rolled back confusing reporting rules for 1099-K forms, but ticket sellers and online resellers still need to know when taxes apply.

California holds top spot for H-1B visas and faces major impact from new $100,000 fee

Everything you need to know about paper IRS Payment including when the IRS will stop sending paper refund checks to some households.

IRS keeps 'high-low' per diem rates for business travel unchanged

New law locks in higher exemption, letting couples shield up to $30 million from estate and gift taxes starting in 2026.

IRS introduces Schedule 1-A: Claim new deductions on tips, overtime, car loans, and senior benefits for 2025

Retro Sours and Bubble Jug return as Iconic Candy revives 90s favorites for old fans and new generations. 

A new $6,000 deduction for seniors — or $12,000 for couples — could mean lower taxes on income and Social Security, but the break only lasts until 2028.

Why wealthier workers cannot claim the new “no tax on tips” benefit and what this means for your 2025 taxes

What the new laws mean for your taxes this year

Understanding required minimum distributions can help retirees avoid penalties, save on taxes, and make the most of their retirement savings.

IRS to monitor vacation home rentals more closely

Wisconsin residents and businesses in disaster zones now have extra time to file and pay federal taxes

What the September 30 deadline means for your IRS tax refunds, Social Security benefits, and other federal payments

Forecast project at least a 2.5% increase for 2026 COLA adjustments

The new law lets millions of tipped workers deduct up to $25,000 from taxable income, giving service employees more take-home pay through 2028.

The IRS still holds nearly 600,000 unprocessed employee retention credit claims, leaving small businesses and nonprofits waiting for long-delayed relief.