Taxes October 8, 2026
The bipartisan Early-Childhood Educators’ Deductions (SEED) Act, signed into law on Sept. 19, expands the federal educator expense deduction to include pre-K and early childhood educators.
Taxes October 8, 2026
Almost two-thirds of New York voters support eliminating the state income tax, while 67% say they are not getting good value for the taxes they pay, according to a poll commissioned by the Empire Center for Public Policy.
Taxes October 7, 2026
90% of tax professionals surveyed said client misunderstandings about tax extensions are very or somewhat common.
Taxes October 6, 2026
Nearly a dozen Senate Democrats are urging IRS CEO Frank Bisignano to drop a newly proposed citizenship and work authorization checkbox from the final version of the 2026 Form 1040.
Taxes October 6, 2026
As many as 20 million Americans—roughly 15% to 20% of all filers—ask for tax extensions each year. The Oct. 15 extension deadline is now upon us.
Taxes October 5, 2026
For nearly 40 years, Colorado has been one of relatively few states—only 15, as of this year—to have a flat income tax. That may soon be changing.
Taxes October 5, 2026
At least nine states are putting tax policy directly in voters’ hands.
Taxes October 2, 2026
The absolute necessity for accurate recordkeeping by both individuals and corporations cannot be overemphasized.
Taxes October 1, 2026
The Taxpayer Assistance and Service (TAS) Act passed in the Senate by unanimous consent.
Taxes September 30, 2026
An initiative seeking to repeal the new income tax on $1 million-plus earners trails badly in a new poll when voters are shown legally required ballot language summarizing its potential impacts on the state budget.
Taxes September 29, 2026
The test is whether the surgery is being performed so you can look or feel better or if it addresses a specific medical condition.
Taxes September 29, 2026
Tax relief ads promise IRS debt cuts, but experts say few qualify and some companies charge high fees for little help.