For decades, taxpayers and the general public have relied on a USPS postmark as proof of when important documents, such as tax returns, payments, and even mail-in ballots, were mailed. Traditionally, the postmark date aligned…

The U.S. Mint has officially produced its last penny, marking the end of a 116-year run for America’s smallest coin. While pennies will remain in circulation for a while as people spend, save, or donate…

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…

With the U.S. moving closer to phasing out the penny, many people are wondering what to do with the copper coins piling up in jars, drawers, and piggy banks. While the official timeline for the…

Effective September 30, 2025, the IRS will no longer accept paper checks for tax payments or issue paper check refunds. This significant shift is part of a broader federal initiative to modernize financial transactions, aiming…

The IRS continually reminds taxpayers to be vigilant about not sharing their personal information with potential scammers.  Here is a list of the top scams for 2023 reminding taxpayers that the scams can continue even…

September 19th Update: ANCHOR Benefit Confirmation Letter If you received the ANCHOR Benefit Confirmation Letter or are eligible to apply, here is what you need to know. Did you file last year and have no…