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Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit: What Employers Need to Know About the 2026 Enhancements Source: IRS Tax Tip 2026-64, August 20, 2026

IRS Introduces Automatic Penalty Relief: What the New AEP Program Means for You

Small Business Tax Update: BTA Renewal, Disaster Relief, and New Trust Rules

How to Track Charitable Donations So Your Deduction Actually Holds Up

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.

New IRS Updates for Small Businesses: Automatic Penalty Relief, Trump Accounts, and a Stronger Business Tax Account

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.

IRS Launches New Anti-Fraud Framework for Taxpayers

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 Started: Protect Your Financial Records and Know Your Tax Relief Options

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

IRS FIRE System Is Retiring in 2027: What Business Owners Must Do Before It's Too Late

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

Summer Activities That Could Affect Your Next Tax Return

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.

IRS Now Lets You Open and Track Trump Accounts Online — What You Need to Know

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.

How to Follow the IRS Online Without Getting Scammed

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.

Your Right to Be Informed: What the IRS Must Tell You

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.

Missed the April 15 Tax Deadline? Here’s Your Action Plan

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.

IRS Expands Payment Plan Options for Taxpayers

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.

IRS Issues New Guidance on Digital Assets and Business Interest Rules

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.