September 1, 2026September brings us two autumnal arrival dates, along with plenty of chill tax tasks that could save you cold cash.
September 25, 2026Being an employee or a contractor has implications for workers and businesses. Here’s how Uncle Sam determines the appropriate role,…
September 23, 2026The U.S. agricultural sector is facing many challenges, including extremely hot and dry weather. The IRS is helping with the…
September 22, 2026The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has been a thorn in the side of both Trump administrations. The president, however, gets…
September 20, 2026The Internal Revenue Service wants to add a citizenship and work authorization status question to our tax year 2026 Form…
September 19, 2026Every year, the Internal Revenue Service misses some legally due taxes. The agency also has let us know the amount…- September 17, 2026How is the Internal Revenue Service doing in going paperless? The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) recently looked…
September 15, 2026Authorizing a tax representative usually means you don't have to be present at meetings with the IRS. However, Texas CPAs…
September 14, 2026A pending Tax Court ruling on interest the IRS charged on unpaid taxes during the COVID pandemic could affect “a…
September 11, 2026Sept. 15 is Tax Day again for those who must pay estimated taxes. That's the deadline for the current tax…- September 10, 2026You can honor the heroes of Sept. 11, 2001, on Friday's Patriot Day (or any day) by donating to or…
September 8, 2026Retirees, and members of Congress, are growing more concerned about Social Security's financial viability. Some GOP members are even considering…
September 7, 2026Movies are great escapes. But some of the best focus on a place we're often eager to leave, our jobs.…
September 6, 2026As more people own digital assets, crooks are cooking up new tax-themed schemes to steal the holdings and more. The…- September 3, 2026Campers are among consumers who can save some tax dollars during Florida's 4-month outdoor-themed tax holiday. A Labor Day specific…
September 1, 2026September marks the beginning of the fall season. It's also a great month to make some chill tax moves that…
August 31, 2026Despite challenges posed by leadership issues, funding cuts, and reductions in staff, the Internal Revenue Service received a record $5.3…
August 30, 2026Record-setting blazes across Nebraska earlier this year burned more than 800,000 acres. Now, the IRS has granted affected Cornhusker State…
August 27, 2026Tax professionals can help you deal with Internal Revenue Service inquiries, as long as you officially authorize them to do…
August 25, 2026If only finding, and paying for, child care was as easy as stacking youngster's blocks. At least the tax code…- August 21, 2026The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has been slow to develop, but other major storms have wreaked havoc across the United…
August 20, 2026Tax documentation is necessary for many financial transactions, such as applying for a mortgage. The IRS' new digital compliance report…
August 19, 2026If you got overtime pay, you might be able to claim a tax deduction for it. The IRS has new…
August 17, 2026State sales tax rates hit a new national average high this summer. Consumer spending fell. Coincidence? Probably. But the convergence…
August 13, 2026School, at all levels, is back in session. In addition to classroom studies, students and their families need to do…
August 11, 2026Teachers regularly spend their own money to make sure that their students have a positive educational experience. Many of these…
August 9, 2026Bettors place around $30 billion on National Football League games each season. As the NFL’s 2026 preseason games start this…
August 6, 2026Your business probably depends on computers. The IRS wants you to use that device to establish a Business Taxpayer Account…
August 5, 2026Fall classes are about to start. Sales tax holidays can help you save on supplies. Here are the remaining events…
August 2, 2026August brings us the sunsetting of summer. But amid the season's waning days, taking care of some tax tasks can…- August 1, 2026Summer is winding down, and parents are focusing on getting their young students ready for the resumption of school. But…
July 30, 2026With fall semesters looming, August is prime back-to-school sales tax holiday season. Three states wrap up July and welcome August…
July 29, 2026Sometimes it takes a whistleblower to bring tax evasion to light. These informants, tax and otherwise, will be celebrated on…
July 26, 2026Selling your home can net you a nice chunk of non-taxable profit as long as you meet the Internal Revenue…- July 22, 2026Wildfires are among the catastrophes across the United States that have disrupted, or worse, the lives of millions. If you…
July 21, 2026Fans of Spain's national team were thrilled with the World Cup final. So were U.S. homeowners whose short-term rentals of…
July 19, 2026The quiet-so-far 2026 hurricane season looks to be ramping up a bit. Gulf of Mexico residents need to prepare now…- July 16, 2026If you use your vehicle for business, medical, moving, or charitable purposes, you might be able to deduct that driving.…
July 13, 2026The Internal Revenue Service is phasing in a new automatic process to provide penalty relief for taxpayers with a history…- July 11, 2026This year’s World Cup championship has been hosted by three countries. That’s created tax issues for visiting international athletes (and…
