Court Ruling May Allow Refund of IRS Penalties and Interest
A recent court ruling may allow taxpayers to reclaim certain IRS penalties and interest from the COVID-19 period. Learn key actions and filing deadlines.
Taxes
IRS 2025 Top 10 Tax Crime Cases: Key Lessons
The IRS Top 10 Tax Crime Cases of 2025 show how small tax issues can escalate into serious problems and what taxpayers can do to stay compliant.
Received a 1099-K? What You Should Know
Learn why Form 1099-K exists, what it reports, and how it affects income reporting for personal sales, side hustles, and businesses.
2025 Tax Filing Thresholds and Refundable Credits Explained
Learn the 2025 income thresholds for filing a tax return and when it pays to file anyway due to refundable credits and carryover deductions.
Poland Introduces Zero Income Tax for Parents With Two Child
Poland has passed a zero personal income tax law for parents with two or more children earning up to 140,000 zloty, boosting family income and economic support.
Why Your Tax Refund Isn’t a Win (And What to Do Instead)
A big tax refund feels good, but it often signals missed planning. Learn how withholding reviews, estimates, and life changes affect your taxes.
Prepare for the New 1099-DA Crypto Reporting
Don’t forget to check for Form 1099-DA sent to your mailbox if you have digital asset transactions last year. Watch this video for details.
Can a Dog Count as a Dependent? Inside a Real IRS Lawsuit
A real lawsuit claims a dog should qualify as a tax dependent. Here’s what the case says, and what the IRS actually allows when it comes to pets and taxes.
2026 Tourist Taxes Americans Should Expect Abroad
Planning international travel in 2026? Learn about new tourist taxes in London, Edinburgh, Venice, France, Spain, and Mexico so you can budget ahead.
Can Nonprofits Sell Ads Without Losing Tax-Exempt Status?
A new report shows nonprofit news outlets rarely lose tax-exempt status for selling ads. Here’s what nonprofits should know about UBIT and compliance.