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- March 23, 2026
Video Tips: A Brief Look at the Tax Deduction for Medically-Related Home Improvements
Learn when medically necessary home improvements qualify as tax deductions and how the 7.5% AGI threshold impacts eligibility.
Read → - March 20, 2026
April 2026 Business Due Dates
Key April 2026 business tax deadlines including C-corp filings, payroll deposits, Form 941, and estimated tax payments. Stay compliant.
Read → - March 20, 2026
April 2026 Individual Due Dates
Stay on track with key April 2026 individual tax deadlines, including filing returns, estimated payments, IRA contributions, and more.
Read → - March 20, 2026
AI + Accounting Software: What Happens When You Get Advice Based on Bad Books?
AI is transforming tools like QuickBooks, but messy books lead to bad insights. Learn why clean financial data is more important than ever.
Read → - March 19, 2026
Tax Filing Deadlines Are Rapidly Approaching
April 15, 2026 is near. File your return, pay taxes, make IRA contributions, and submit FBAR or extensions to avoid penalties.
Read → - March 18, 2026
Behind on Payroll Taxes? This Is the Most Dangerous Tax Debt Your Business Can Have
Behind on payroll taxes? Learn about trust fund taxes, IRS penalties, personal liability, and why acting early can protect your business.
Read → - March 17, 2026
Can’t Pay Your Taxes? Explore These Alternatives to Manage Your Tax Liability
Can’t pay your taxes? Learn IRS payment plans, installment agreements, and other options to manage tax debt while avoiding penalties and interest.
Read → - March 16, 2026
Your Q1 Financial Checkup: 5 Numbers Every Business Owner Should Review Before April
Before April 15, review five key Q1 financial numbers—from profit margins to cash flow and estimated taxes—to stay on track for the rest of the year.
Read → - March 16, 2026
Video Tips: Tax Implications for Cash Back on Business Credit Card Purchases
Learn the tax implications of cash back on business credit card purchases and how to properly report rewards while keeping your business records accurate.
Read → - March 13, 2026
After 100 Years in Chicago, the Bears May Jump States — and Trigger a Tax Showdown
A possible Chicago Bears move to Indiana raises questions about stadium subsidies, property taxes, and public funding obligations.
Read → - March 12, 2026
Avoid the Postal Service Drop Boxes, Your Tax Return Might Not Get Postmarked by April 15th
New USPS postmark rules may delay the mailing date on tax returns. Learn how the mailbox rule works and how to ensure proof of timely filing.
Read → - March 11, 2026
Phishing & AI-Powered Email Scams: How to Protect Yourself and Your Business
Phishing scams spike during tax season. Learn how AI emails, IRS impersonation, and payroll fraud work—and how to protect your business and data.
Read → - March 10, 2026
Unlocking the Tax Maze: What Every Immigrant Needs to Know About Tax Filing in the U.S.
Learn how immigration status affects U.S. taxes, including the Green Card Test, Substantial Presence Test, and rules for resident and nonresident aliens.
Read → - March 9, 2026
Can California Tax You After You Leave? The Billionaire Wealth Tax Fight Just Went Federal
A federal bill aims to block California’s proposed 5% billionaire wealth tax from applying to former residents. Here’s what taxpayers should know.
Read → - March 9, 2026
Video Tips: Changes Coming to Charitable Contributions in 2026
Starting in 2026, new rules change how charitable donations are deducted. Learn about the 0.5% AGI floor for itemizers and new deductions for non-itemizers.
Read → - March 6, 2026
How to Protect Your Business From Employee Bookkeeping Fraud
Employee bookkeeping fraud can devastate a small business. Learn common fraud schemes, warning signs, and practical internal controls to protect your company.
Read → - March 5, 2026
Haven’t Filed Your 2022 Return Yet? Kiss any Refund Goodbye if Not Filed by This April 15th
Haven’t filed your 2022 tax return? The deadline to claim any refund is April 15, 2026. After that date, unclaimed refunds become property of the U.S. Treasury.
Read → - March 4, 2026
Trump Accounts 2026: A Powerful Financial Head Start for Your Child
Trump Accounts allow up to $5,000 in annual contributions plus a $1,000 government seed for eligible children. Learn the tax rules and how they compare to 529s.
Read → - March 3, 2026
Checking Your Federal Refund Status Is Easy
Waiting on your federal refund? Learn how to use the IRS Where’s My Refund tool and IRS2Go app to track your refund status quickly and securely.
Read → - March 2, 2026
Unlocking Bigger Refunds: How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is Boosting 2026 Tax Refunds
Learn why 2026 tax refunds are higher and how new deductions, credits, and OBBBA tax changes may impact your refund and overall tax filing.
Read → - March 2, 2026
Video Tips: Received a 1099-K? What You Should Be Concerned About
Received a 1099-K from PayPal, Stripe, or another platform? Learn what it means, what to check for accuracy, and how it may affect your tax return.
Read → - February 27, 2026
Super Bowl Taxes: Why Sam Darnold’s Tax Bill Shocked Even Football Fans
Super Bowl earnings highlight how multi-state income, jock tax rules, and gambling winnings can create unexpected tax liabilities for athletes and taxpayers.
Read → - February 25, 2026
When School Taxes Are $0: How Some Americans Pay Nothing — and What That Means for You
Read → - February 24, 2026
Charitable Giving in 2026: Navigating New Tax Laws and Maximizing Your Gift’s Impact
Learn how 2026 tax law changes affect charitable giving, including new rules for non-itemizers, AGI limits, deduction phaseouts, and documentation requirements.
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