The Internal Revenue Service is already urging Americans to prepare for the upcoming 2026 tax season, outlining a handful of steps taxpayers can take now to stay on track. Read more in the Linktree in our bio. Read more
From paying more state and local taxes this year to moving holiday charity gifts to 2026 and making clean energy improvements to your home, here is what taxpayers need to do before the year ends to take advantage of changing tax breaks. Read more
The holidays are the traditional time for giving as people look to spread holiday cheer with donations. And while it might not be foremost on people’s minds, it also comes with tax benefits. Read more
There are several major changes coming to the 2026 tax season that Americans may want to be aware of. One of these changes can help people of certain ages score more money. Read more
If you’re trying to plump up your nest egg or stretch your retirement savings, every dollar you can keep in your pocket counts. To help with that effort, the 2026 tax season arrives with a host of changes that could cut your 2025 tax bill. Read more
Congress is back after ending the longest shutdown in US history. But the bipartisan accord left funding for the IRS and Treasury Department ending in less than three months and the fate of the enhanced premium tax credits at the center of the crisis still unresolved. Read more
For years, those looking to expand Nevada’s film tax credit program have touted their potential to bring jobs, diversify the state’s economy and even provide funding for pre-K programs. But typically lost in the discussion is the fact that few Nevada film tax credits are used by the film industry at all. Read more
IRS Direct File, the electronic system for filing tax returns for free, will not be offered next year, the Trump administration has confirmed. Read more
The IRS this week opened the 2026 renewal process for preparer tax identification numbers (PTIN), which the nation’s more than 800,000 tax preparers are required to renew annually. Read more
Tax returns are annual and getting them filed also means starting the clock started on how long the IRS has to audit you. Once you file your return, when might you be in the clear? Read more
