Taxes March 19, 2026
‘No Tax on Overtime’ Falls Short of Expectations for Many Workers
Across the U.S., workers are discovering that a new overtime tax break is proving less generous—and more complicated—than expected.
Taxes March 2, 2026
IRS Releases New Form Taxpayers Will Use to Claim Key OBBBA Tax Deductions
The IRS has published Schedule 1-A and its related instructions for tax year 2025 so eligible taxpayers can claim tax breaks on tips, overtime, and auto loans, as well as the enhanced deduction for senior citizens, introduced in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Taxes March 2, 2026
Indiana Adopts No Tax on Tips, Overtime Only for 2026 Tax Year
Eligible Hoosiers whose earnings this year include gratuities or overtime will not be required to pay state or county income tax on the money when they file in 2027.
Taxes January 27, 2026
IRS Posts FAQs About New OBBBA Deduction for Overtime Pay
The Treasury Department and the IRS on Jan. 23 issued a fact sheet containing frequently asked questions related to the new tax deduction for qualified overtime compensation under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Taxes November 21, 2025
IRS Issues Guidance for Workers Who Received Tips or Overtime in Tax Year 2025
The Treasury Department and the IRS issued guidance on Nov. 21 for employees who are eligible to claim the deduction for tips and for overtime compensation under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act for the 2025 tax year.
Taxes November 6, 2025
IRS Grants Penalty Relief for Reporting Tips and Overtime Under OBBBA
The Treasury Department and the IRS issued guidance on Nov. 5 providing penalty relief to employers and other payors for tax year 2025 on the new information reporting rules for cash tips and qualified overtime compensation in the tax-and-spending law.
Special Section: Guide to 2025 Tax Changes July 11, 2025
New OBBBA Federal Tax Law Prompts Planning Surge, Complexity for CPAs
In the wake of the sweeping One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law just one week prior, accounting professionals are scrambling to understand and apply a raft of new federal tax provisions.