Category: Tax

Understanding Social Security Spousal Benefits (2026 Update)

Social Security doesn’t just protect individuals — it also supports families. When one spouse has worked and paid into Social

Each year, millions of Americans preparing their federal income tax returns face the same question:Should I take the standard deduction

When 36-year-old Jason Miller needed $4,000 in 2025 to cover emergency car repairs so he could keep commuting to work,

You don’t need a special reason to request more time to file your taxes. The IRS will automatically grant you

The deadline to file your taxes is April 15. As it gets closer, some people may think about bending the

Businesses that pay rent must be aware of IRS reporting requirements, particularly when it comes to issuing Form 1099-MISC for

The IRS Free File Guided Tax Software launches January 10, 2025, allowing eligible taxpayers to prepare returns ahead of the

As more small business owners opt to elect S Corporation (S Corp) status to take advantage of tax benefits, one

Tax season often comes with a lot of confusion about what you actually owe the government. You might hear phrases

Navigating the aftermath of a workplace injury is stressful enough without the added confusion of tax implications. If you’ve received