For years, the tax code trend was to reduce the amount of interest that may be deducted on your tax return. Until recently, it really only allowed interest deductions as an itemized deduction on qualified…

New Rules, New Deductions, and What to Review Now As 2025 winds down, taxpayers face one of the most important year-end planning seasons in recent memory. With significant changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill…

As you plan for upcoming tax years, keep in mind that major changes to charitable contribution and itemized deduction rules will start in 2026. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced new rules for…

As remote work continues to reshape the modern workforce, one complex issue remains for multistate employees: where is your income actually taxed? The answer often depends on something called the “convenience of the employer” rule,…

Do you travel for business? If your work requires you to be away from home overnight, you may be eligible for valuable tax deductions. Understanding what qualifies can help you save money and stay compliant…

On September 30, 2025, the IRS will begin phasing out paper tax refund checks, marking a major shift in how taxpayers receive their money back at tax time. While earlier reports suggested that all paper…

Many adults in the “sandwich generation” find themselves balancing the costs of raising children while also helping to care for their aging parents. With these additional financial responsibilities, it’s natural to wonder: are there any…

Each year the IRS educates taxpayers on the most trending fraud schemes that could deceive individuals and businesses during tax season. In late 2024, The IRS took to warning the public against misleading “tips” or…