Tax

Is Your Business Overpaying Taxes? 3 Mid-Year Moves That Could Lower Your 2025 Bill

You know that moment in April when you look at your tax bill and think: “We could’ve done something about this... if we’d only planned earlier.” Well, this is earlier.
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Married, Successful, and Overpaying? Tax Planning Strategies for High-Income Dual-Income Households

You both worked hard. You both climbed your career ladders. And now you’re living in that post-promotion, post-bonus, equity-vesting glow. Until tax season slaps you with a surprise. And suddenly, you’re asking the same question we hear every year: “How are we making this much… and still writing a five-figure check to the IRS?”
retirement

Retired, Relaxed… and Overpaying Taxes? Here's How to Keep More of Your Money

Retirement used to mean “done with the IRS.” But today? Retirement is less about working—and more about managing withdrawals, timing income, and avoiding expensive tax mistakes.
Tax Friendly

Looking to Move to One of America’s Most Tax-Friendly Cities? Here’s Where to Go

Some U.S. cities offer a much more tax-friendly environment than others, whether you’re looking to keep more of your paycheck, save on property taxes, or enjoy lower sales taxes. If you’re considering a major move, it’s worth considering which cities provide the best opportunities for minimizing your tax burden.
Offers in Compromise

How Offers in Compromise Can Help You Settle Overwhelming Tax Debts

An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a program offered by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that allows taxpayers to settle their tax debts for less than the full amount owed. Read more about the details and benefits of an Offer in Compromise.
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Untangling the Tax Maze: Who Claims the Kids After Divorce?

When parents go through a separation or divorce, one of the many complex issues they face is determining who gets to claim the children as dependents for tax purposes. This decision can significantly impact the financial situation of both parents, as it affects eligibility for various tax credits and deductions.
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How to Handle IRS Letters During Filing Season: What You Need to Know for 2025

During filing season, the IRS sends out millions of notices, often leaving taxpayers confused, stressed, and scrambling for answers. But here’s the good news: an IRS letter doesn’t have to spell disaster.
Military

Understanding the Taxation of Military Service Members

Military service members face unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to taxation. The U.S. tax code provides specific provisions that recognize the sacrifices and circumstances of military life, offering various tax benefits and exemptions.