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IRS announces major changes to tax deductions

IRS announces major changes to tax deductions Taxpayers and businesses are encouraged to review IRS instructions and updates closely as new rules take effect.

Why IRS tax refunds after death can take over a year and what to do

Why IRS tax refunds after death can take over a year and what to do IRS tax refunds for deceased loved ones can take over a year to process, causing financial strain for heirs. Here's why and what to do.

Are You Eligible for Penalty Abatement? Learn the Requirements

Are You Eligible for Penalty Abatement? Learn the Requirements The IRS offers penalty abatement programs that can reduce or eliminate penalties in certain situations.

7 Wild and Crazy Tax Deductions that the IRS Actually Allowed

7 Wild and Crazy Tax Deductions that the IRS Actually Allowed As the 2026 tax filing season gets underway, take note of these seven “wild and crazy” deductions that have previously been allowed.

The Hidden Dangers of Failing to File Estimated

The Hidden Dangers of Failing to File Estimated Taxes If you’re self-employed, a high earning W-2 employee with little or no withholding, an independent contractor, a gig worker, or someone who regularly owes at tax time, estimated taxes aren’t optional.

IRS Income Tax Refund Schedule for 2026 - Tax Refund Date Estimator

IRS Income Tax Refund Schedule for 2026 - Tax Refund Date Estimator When will you probably get your income tax refund? We can give you a good estimate based on a few factors, and no calculators.

IRS Issues 'Essential Tips' For Millions For Tax Filing Season

IRS Issues 'Essential Tips' For Millions For Tax Filing Season The guidance arrives as changes tied to President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act come into force.

IRS Rolls Out Rules For Deducting Car Loan Interest Under The New Tax Law

IRS Rolls Out Rules For Deducting Car Loan Interest Under The New Tax Law The IRS has issued proposed regulations for the temporary car loan interest deduction enacted under the new tax law.

IRS takes a new shot at Meta, seeking $16 billion

IRS takes a new shot at Meta’s foreign tax strategy The agency is seeking $16 billion, intensifying a decadelong fight between the tech firm and the U.S. government.

A woman is suing the IRS to get pets classified as dependents and eligible for tax deductions

A woman is suing the IRS to get pets classified as dependents and eligible for tax deductions The woman argued that her dog ‘is like my daughter’ and ‘definitely’ a dependent

New IRS Form Makes It Easier To Blow The Whistle On Tax Cheats

New IRS Form Makes It Easier To Blow The Whistle On Tax Cheats Got a tip on a tax dodger? The IRS Whistleblower Office has updated Form 211, allowing tips to be submitted digitally for the first time.