The Latest Breaking News from IRS

That strange text from an unknown number feels off. An email promises a prize that seems too good to be true. We are constantly bombarded with attempts to trick us. Scammers are experts at psychological manipulation. They prey on our trust, fear, and even our kindness. Understanding their tactics is…

Every year, the IRS releases a “Dirty Dozen” list—a public warning to taxpayers about the latest and most dangerous tax scams circulating across the country. These scams target both individuals and tax professionals, aiming to steal personal information, refunds, or even entire identities. From fake charities to shady “tax experts,”…

The IRS has increased the exemption as we enter into a promising tax year for estates and inheritances.

If you’re self-employed or run a small business with no full-time employees, a solo 401(k) can be a powerful tool for retirement savings. The ability to contribute both as an employee and employer opens the door to much higher annual limits. But just hitting the basics might mean you’re leaving…

Your IRA is meant to be a powerful tool for your retirement, but making the wrong move with withdrawals can cost you big time. Too many people dip into their IRA without realizing the penalties that can eat away at their savings. The rules around early withdrawals, taxes, and required…

Across the United States, more people are choosing to remain child-free—and that decision may come with unexpected financial consequences. While the IRS doesn’t explicitly penalize those who opt out of parenthood, the tax code heavily rewards families with dependents through credits and deductions. For child-free couples, that can feel like…

The administration is seeking to ‘weaken the involvement of IRS lawyers in criminal investigations,’ according to a report

The Trump administration is reportedly gearing up to broaden the scope of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) investigations, potentially targeting left-leaning groups and major Democratic donors.

Taxes don’t get simpler after retirement—they just change shape. Between pensions, Social Security, part-time income, and required withdrawals, even small missteps can create major headaches....