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Income Tax

Deductions

Taxes March 23, 2026 

12 Little-Known Tax Deductions Many Business Owners Miss

From start-up costs to even health insurance premiums, identifying overlooked expenses early can make a meaningful difference to a company’s tax returns.

Featured Articles

March 23, 2026  

New Bill Proposes to Exempt National Guard, Reserve Drill Pay From Federal Income Taxes

March 23, 2026  

IRS Owes 1.3 Million Americans About $686 Each: Deadline to Claim is Near

March 23, 2026  

IRS Could Owe Many Americans COVID Tax Refunds: Here’s Why and How to Apply

March 20, 2026  

Where’s Your Tax Refund? IRS Income Tax Refund Schedule for 2026

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Mississippi Bill That Would Have Made NIL Tax-Exempt Dies in Committee, Report Says
Trump Considers Making Permanent 2017 Tax Cuts for Individuals

Taxes January 8, 2024 

Trump Considers Making Permanent 2017 Tax Cuts for Individuals

While Trump plans to keep the 21% corporate tax rate unchanged if re-elected, his 2017 tax cuts for individuals will expire after 2025.

Tax Season to Start January 29, 2024

Taxes January 8, 2024 

Tax Season to Start January 29, 2024

The IRS has announced that it will start accepting and processing tax returns on Monday, Jan. 29, 2024. The agency expects more than 128.7 million individual tax returns to be filed by the April 15, 2024, tax deadline.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

There’s Still Time to Claim Unpaid Economic Stimulus Payments

Taxes January 2, 2024 

There’s Still Time to Claim Unpaid Economic Stimulus Payments

Not everyone who was entitled to an EIP was able to collect the full amount they were owed. Either they didn’t receive the correct amount or they didn’t get a payment at all.

Ken Berry, JD

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Tax Planning December 29, 2023 

Should You Elect to Forgo Preferential Tax Treatment on Capital Gains and Dividends?

Depending on your situation, you might elect to forgo preferential tax treatment on certain long-term capital gains and qualified dividends in favor of deducting investment interest expenses.

Ken Berry, JD

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Taxes December 28, 2023 

How to Get the Most Tax Benefits from a Roth IRA

Under the “ordering rules” established under IRS regulations, most of the payout of a nonqualified Roth distribution may be tax-free anyway—maybe even all of it.

Ken Berry, JD

Gift Tax Exclusion Increases for 2024: How to Get the Most Benefit

Taxes December 27, 2023 

Gift Tax Exclusion Increases for 2024: How to Get the Most Benefit

The annual gift tax exclusion allows you to gift up to a specified amount to each recipient each year without any gift tax liability.

Ken Berry, JD

IRS: Collection Notices Are Coming Back in 2024

Taxes December 19, 2023 

IRS: Collection Notices Are Coming Back in 2024

The IRS has hit the restart button on sending out automated collection notices, ending a two-year hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jason Bramwell

Hunter Biden Faces Jan. 11 Arraignment on Tax Charges

Taxes December 19, 2023 

Hunter Biden Faces Jan. 11 Arraignment on Tax Charges

Hunter Biden must respond to federal charges that he failed to pay taxes on millions of dollars he received from foreign businesses.

Hunter Biden Immune to Tax Charges, His Lawyers Say

Taxes December 12, 2023 

Hunter Biden Immune to Tax Charges, His Lawyers Say

Biden’s lawyers argue that all gun and tax charges should be dropped because their client has immunity under a deal he struck in July.

Hunter Biden Charged with Tax Crimes in Los Angeles

Taxes December 11, 2023 

Hunter Biden Charged with Tax Crimes in Los Angeles

Biden is accused of failing to pay his taxes on time from 2016 to 2019, filing false and fraudulent tax returns in 2018, and tax evasion.

Decoding the Difference: Tax Planning vs. Advisory

Taxes December 10, 2023 

Decoding the Difference: Tax Planning vs. Advisory

Let’s talk through how these two functions differ, and how you as a tax professional can better define them for your clients to create additional revenue streams.

CPA Indicted for $800,000 in Tax Fraud, Claiming Fake Foster Child as Dependent

Taxes December 7, 2023 

CPA Indicted for $800,000 in Tax Fraud, Claiming Fake Foster Child as Dependent

Jack Lee Oliver of Rivesville, WV, used a foster child he never met to inflate his tax refund, according to the Justice Department.

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