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Do I need to file a tax return? The income requirements that mean you need to file with the IRS

It's the filing season and you must file based on certain thresholds such as status, age and type of income.

Goodbye to IRS tax brackets in 2025 – These are the Americans who have to pay 32% in taxes on incomes up to $383,900

IRS announces key tax changes for 2024 and 2025: What taxpayers need to know.

Goodbye to the $1,390 check – The IRS clarifies whether there will be a new fiscal stimulus amid rumors of a new payment in...

An unverified rumor is circulating that a new stimulus check has been approved

Apple increases the cost of the monthly subscription to Apple TV+ – These are the new prices that will take effect on these dates

Apple TV+ monthly price jumps to $12.99 starting Aug. 21, while the annual plan stays at $99.99

Audit alert – These five things mean the IRS are more likely to scrutinise your return

This article details the five things that could trigger the IRS to audit your return

Good news for millions of Americans with IRS taxes – This is the DCFSA that Trump has increased to $7,500 and that you can...

Parents can soon set aside up to $7,500 tax-free for childcare costs, starting with their 2026 tax returns.

Not Miami or Los Angeles – The 5 U.S. cities quietly handing out monthly checks of up to $1,200 to these citizens

Five U.S cities are offering monthly checks to residents. Read to know more

Can I stop an IRS audit if I pay the disputed amount?

The IRS tax audit is a check to ascertain the accuracy of your tax returns

$1,390 stimulus checks for low to middle income Americans: what’s the truth behind the latest news

Rumors vs. Reality: Why the $1,390 Stimulus Check Isn’t Landing in Your Bank Account — Yet

If you invested $1,000 in MasterCard 10 years ago, here’s how much you would have today

MasterCard’s decade of growth: How a $1,000 investment turned into $7,000.

IRS Form 5498: what is it, instructions, how to fill it out, where to apply an how to report IRA contributions and transfers?

A guide to understanding, filing, and  IRA contributions with IRS Form 5498.

Adoption Tax Credit 2025: How much is it, who qualifies, and how to claim it?

Get to know what Adoption Tax Credit is and how you can claim it.

IRS Form 1098-T: what is it, instructions, how to fill it out, where to apply and how does this form affect education credits like...

Keeping in mind the specifics of tax returns is a widespread issue among both students and their parents, but especially in cases of education...

What to do if the IRS sent me a CP2000 notice for unreported income?

This article gives detailed advice on what to fo if you receive an IRS CP2000 notice

What is 403(b), how much is the maximum income, and what are the contribution limits in 2025?

Navigating retirement savings for nonprofit employees: key updates and strategies.

Can you be an anonymous whistleblower for the IRS? How to report tax fraud

IRS does not accept anonymous whistleblower claims directly

Is there a penalty for filing for an IRS Tax Extension?

Avoiding penalties: What you need to know about IRS tax extensions in 2025.

How do I make payments directly to the IRS and how long does it take for my taxes to be paid?

This article details how direct payments can be made to the IRS and different payment options available

What happens if you owe the IRS more than $50,000?

The IRS has many ways of collecting past-due taxes which includes imposing penalties, tax liens, seizure of assets, etc.

Good news from the IRS for millions of Americans – The students who can receive the AOTC credit with a refund of up to...

IRS AOTC credit could put up to $1,000 in your pocket—here is who qualifies and how to claim it

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