It’s not uncommon for family members to contest a loved one’s will or challenge other estate planning documents. But you can take steps now to minimiz...
In the lead-up to this year’s tax filing season, which officially begins on Jan. 26, the IRS has announced significant leadership and operational changes...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act reshapes charitable tax planning for 2026. Itemizers can still deduct gifts to qualified charities, but only the amount that...
Closing a business can be overwhelming. But don’t let tax duties fall through the cracks. File a federal income tax return for your business’s final ye...
The Republican Study Committee (RSC), made up of conservative U.S. House members, has released its framework for a new budget reconciliation bill. Included...
Your marital status affects many federal tax filing variables, including your standard deduction, credit eligibility and tax owed. If you’re currently ...
The IRS could face another budget cut this year. The House recently passed legislation that would reduce funding for the tax agency by approximately $1.1 b...
The IRS confirmed that the one-time supplemental housing payments issued to uniformed service members in December 2025 aren’t subject to federal income t...
On Jan. 16, the U.S. Dept. of Education announced a temporary delay of involuntary collections on defaulted federal student loans. For now, borrowers who a...
After divorce or legal separation, IRS rules determine which parent can claim many child-related federal income tax breaks. Generally, the parent with whom...