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Good records turn a generous gift into a valid tax deduction. Here is how to document charitable donations correctly in 2026 — including the new deduction for non-itemizers and what expats and non-residents need to watch for.
Marriage, a new child, divorce, or a death in the family each reshape your filing status, withholding, and credits. Here is what changes at tax time — plus the cross-border angles expats and non-residents need to plan for.
An IP PIN is a free six-digit code that stops criminals from filing a tax return in your name. It is available to anyone with an SSN or ITIN — including taxpayers living abroad. Here is how to get one and use it.
The IRS launched automatic penalty relief (replacing First Time Abate), a gift-tax safe harbor for Trump Account contributions, and new Business Tax Account features — including a downloadable EIN verification notice. A plain-language roundup for small business owners.
An IP PIN is a free six-digit code that stops criminals from filing a tax return in your name. It is available to anyone with an SSN or ITIN — including taxpayers living abroad. Here is how to get one and use it.
Getting married changes your taxes. Report a name change, update your address, check your withholding, and review your filing status now — so next year's return is simple. Plus special notes for couples with a non-resident spouse
Halfway through the year is the right time to review your taxes. Check your withholding, filing status, records, and retirement contributions — before the year-end rush. The IRS also updated the Tax Withholding Estimator to reflect new deductions from the One, Big, Beautiful Bill.
Every taxpayer — including non-residents — has the right to challenge IRS decisions. Learn what this means in practice: error notices, audits, Tax Court petitions, and Appeals hearings. Know your rights before you pay.
The IRS and Security Summit partners launched a new anti-fraud framework with five specialized work groups. Plus: 27 states have joined the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program. Here's what U.S. taxpayers need to know.
Hurricane season is here. The IRS recommends digitizing records, creating an online account, and documenting valuables now — before disaster hits. Here's what to do and what tax relief is available if you're affected
The IRS is replacing the FIRE system with IRIS for electronic information return filing. Last date for new FIRE TCCs: July 21, 2026. IRIS becomes mandatory January 1, 2027. Here's what business owners must do
If you filed for an extension, your 2025 tax return isn’t due until October 15. Several free filing options — including IRS Free File, Fillable Forms, and MilTax — are still open. Here’s what to use and who qualifies.
The United States remains the top destination for global business scaling. This practical guide covers everything foreign founders need to know about remote US business incorporation, corporate structuring for immigration, banking setups, and strict annual IRS tax compliance.
Summer fun can come with hidden tax consequences. From day camp credits to gig income and crypto sales, here's what common activities mean for your next U.S. tax return.
The IRS now lets taxpayers submit Trump Account elections digitally. Children born 2025–2028 may qualify for a $1,000 government contribution. Here's how to act.
The IRS warns against tax misinformation on social media. Learn which IRS accounts are verified, how to spot scams, and the safest way to get official tax updates.
The IRS Taxpayer Bill of Rights gives every taxpayer — including expats and non-residents — the right to be fully informed about their tax obligations, IRS decisions, and available options. Learn what the IRS is legally required to tell you and how to use this right.
In the U.S., you are responsible for proving your tax claims. This guide outlines the essential legal, payroll, and operational archives required to protect your business from IRS and bank audits.
The 2025 tax deadline just passed, but early planning is key. Learn how adjusting your withholding now can prevent penalties and increase your take-home pay.
Most IRS refunds are issued within 21 days, but errors or specific credits can cause delays. Discover the fastest ways to track your refund and what to do if your money is held up.
If the tax deadline has passed and you haven’t filed, don't wait. Discover why filing immediately—even without full payment—is your best strategy to reduce IRS penalties and secure your refundable credits.
Struggling with a tax bill? From 180-day extensions to settling your debt for less via an Offer in Compromise, discover the official ways to manage your IRS obligations.
The IRS allows taxpayers to set up payment plans online with immediate approval. Flexible options help individuals and businesses manage tax debt and avoid penalties.
The IRS released new guidance on digital assets, business interest limitations, and depreciation rules. These updates affect crypto investors and companies with complex tax structures.
Missing tax documents like W-2 or 1099 can delay filing. Here’s what taxpayers should do to avoid errors and stay compliant.
Understanding how your company addresses work in the U.S. is vital for staying compliant and keeping your bank account active.
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