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A federal court ruling may entitle millions to COVID-era tax penalty refunds — but you must file by July 10, 2026. Learn if you qualify and what to do now.
Georgia’s $1.2 billion surplus tax rebate is going out now. Find out if you qualify, how much you’ll get, and how to check your payment status.
The IRS Taxpayer Advocacy Panel just issued 188 reform recommendations. Here’s what they mean for taxpayers — and what to do if you need help now.
Tax refunds are up on 2026.
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The IRS has released its annual “Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams for 2026. From phishing emails to fake tax credits and ghost preparers, learn the most common schemes targeting taxpayers and how to protect yourself.
The Earned Income Tax Credit can be worth up to $8,046 for 2025. Learn eligibility rules, income limits, refund timing, and how to claim it.
A new federal tax rule allows businesses to deduct up to 100% of qualifying production facility costs placed in service between 2025 and 2030. Learn which properties qualify and how this accelerated depreciation incentive works.
If you purchased a new vehicle in 2025, you may qualify for a new tax deduction allowing up to $10,000 per year in auto loan interest. Learn who qualifies, income limits, and how to claim it before the deduction expires in 2028.
The IRS is officially accepting 2025 tax returns as the 2026 filing season begins. With April 15 deadlines, faster refunds through direct deposit, and changes to paper checks, here’s what taxpayers should know before filing.
TurboTax may promise “free filing,” but the FTC ruled that many of those claims were misleading. Combined with thousands of negative consumer reviews, DIY tax software may not be the best option for many taxpayers. Here’s what the FTC found and what real users are saying.
Beginning in 2026, high earners will no longer receive a tax deduction for 401(k) catch-up contributions. New IRS rules require these contributions to be made as Roth if prior-year wages exceed $150,000. Learn what’s changing, the new contribution limits, and strategies to consider.