If you have significant tax debt, your passport may be at risk. The IRS defines seriously delinquent tax debt (SDTD) as an unpaid, legally enforceable fede...
Business owners and self-employed individuals with extended 2025 federal income tax returns may still have an opportunity to reduce their 2025 federal inco...
If a wildfire, hurricane or other disaster destroys important financial records, you may be able to reconstruct them for tax purposes, insurance claims or ...
If you have a traditional IRA, you may want to consider converting some or all of the balance to a Roth IRA. Such moves typically allow people to turn tax-...
The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) has asked the IRS to act on a seemingly small but troublesome issue affecting some taxpayers. Currently, people and ...
Football season is about to kick off. If you’ll be betting on college and NFL games this year, it’s time to brush up on the tax rules associated with g...
Tax revenues reached a record level during fiscal year (FY) 2025, but revenue from tax audits took a hit, according to a new report from the Treasury Inspe...
The IRS has launched a digitally authenticated Tax Compliance Report that taxpayers can access through their IRS Individual Online Accounts. A tax complian...
Are long-term care (LTC) insurance premiums tax-deductible? It depends. Qualified LTC policies are considered health insurance under federal income tax rul...
One of the items contained in the IRS’s Taxpayer Bill of Rights is the right to finality. Although finality may sound a little obscure, this right is cri...
