IRS

IRS Shifts to Paperless Refunds: What This Might Mean for You

In a move set to redefine the refund process, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Treasury, has announced the gradual phasing out of paper tax refund checks starting September 30, 2025, as mandated by Executive Order 14247.
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A Smarter Way to Read Your Business’s Health: The Balance Sheet Deep Dive

Starting a business is more than revenue and expenses—it's about knowing what you truly own, what you owe, and what your venture is worth. That’s where a balance sheet comes in: a snapshot that tells the story of your business’s financial condition in a single glance.
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Adoption

How the Adoption Credit Can Ease Your Path to Parenthood

Are you in the process of or thinking about adopting? The tax code includes an adoption credit which is a significant benefit available to taxpayers who adopt a child, providing financial relief for eligible expenses.
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child

Who Claims the Kids When Parents Divorce?

Divorce or separation doesn't just lead to emotional and familial upheaval; it also introduces complexities in financial matters, particularly when children are involved.
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New 2025 Overtime Tax Deduction: What Workers Need to Know Under the OBBBA

The recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) marks a significant shift in the tax landscape, bringing with it a range of changes aimed at easing the financial burden on American workers.
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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?”
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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.
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