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Moving or living in two states? Learn how domicile affects state taxes, residency, and audits, plus steps to protect your tax position.

Received an IRS CP53E notice? Learn why taxpayers who choose paper refund checks may wait more than two months and what you can do to avoid delays.

If you’re saving for retirement and have a modest income, the Saver’s Credit in 2026 or the Saver Match can help you fund your retirement plan.

IRS Revenue Procedure 2026-25 clarifies when family contributions to Trump accounts qualify for the annual gift tax exclusion and when a gift tax return may still be required. Learn what parents and grandparents need to know.

Reasonable compensation should evolve as your business grows. Learn why S corporation owners should review salary, distributions, and tax planning regularly.

The IRS has a maximum of ten years from the date of assessment to collect tax debts from taxpayers. This period is a crucial timeframe for anyone dealing with tax liabilities, as it essentially defines the duration the IRS can actively pursue debts. Understanding when this clock starts, potential extensions, and precautionary measures can empower taxpayers to navigate their financial obligations more effectively.

The economy is uneven, and your 2026 tax strategy should reflect your reality. Learn how growing and slowing businesses can adjust tax planning, cash flow, and expenses.

Choosing between an S corporation and C corporation involves more than tax rates. Learn the key factors that can impact growth and profits.

The IRS has announced that it will begin automatically forgiving certain penalties for taxpayers who have not had a similar penalty in the past three years, rather than requiring them or their tax preparer to request relief for them.

With gas prices soaring it has been expected the IRS would increase the mileage rate that business owners can deduct for vehicle use instead of keeping a record of actual expenses. Sure enough, the IRS recently announced a 3.5-cent increase in the optional mileage rate for business-use vehicles and a 3 cent increase for medical and moving expenses, effective for the last half of 2026.