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DOJ considers settling Trump’s IRS lawsuit which could send taxpayer money directly to the president’s pockets: report

Trump sued the IRS for $10 billion in January, accusing the agency of failing to prevent a leak of the president’s tax information

The Independent UK

The IRS Is Sending More “Math Error” Notices—Here’s What They Really Mean

Tax season already brings enough stress without surprise mail from the IRS landing in the mailbox. Lately, more Americans have received something called a “math error notice,” and it often sparks confusion, frustration, and a little bit of panic. These notices do not always signal major trouble, but they do…

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Retirement Planning Errors That Could Cost You Thousands Under New Tax Rules

Retirement planning has never felt more like a moving target than it does right now. New tax rules continue to shift how much retirees keep versus how much goes back to the IRS, and those changes can quietly reshape long-term financial security. Many savers focus on building their nest egg…

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Refunds Are Being Frozen Over Missing Bank Details—And Some Filers Won’t Get Paid for Weeks

Tax refund season usually brings a wave of anticipation, but this year, a growing number of payments are stalling before they ever hit bank accounts. Financial institutions and federal processors are flagging missing or mismatched banking details, which immediately triggers an automatic hold on refunds. That hold does not disappear…

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Ways Seniors Could Lose Social Security Benefits Without Realizing It

Social Security often feels like one of those steady pillars retirees can count on, showing up month after month like clockwork. But that sense of security can crack fast when small mistakes, life changes, or overlooked rules slip into the picture. Across the United States, seniors run into benefit disruptions…

The Free Financial Advisor

The Real Reason 'Tax Me More' Billionaires Don't Just Cut a Check to the IRS

IRS collections are obligations, not donations. Discover how ultra-wealthy households shield fortunes from ordinary rates and how you might, too.

Kiplinger

7 “Trigger Words” the IRS Uses to Flag Returns Faster

Tax season turns even calm people into nervous wrecks once the word “audit” enters the conversation. The IRS relies on automated systems that scan millions of returns every year, and certain words, phrases, and claims immediately attract extra attention. A return does not need fraud to trigger scrutiny because unusual…

The Free Financial Advisor

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5 Reasons Your 401(k) Could Trigger a Tax Surprise Next Year

Retirement accounts usually carry a reputation as safe little money shelters, but tax season loves a plot twist. A healthy 401(k) balance can look fantastic on a quarterly statement while quietly setting up a larger IRS bill down the road. Plenty of Americans focus on contributions, employer matches, and investment…

The Free Financial Advisor

Silent Calls Are a Major Red Flag for Scam Targeting — Here’s the Action Experts Recommend

Phones once delivered birthday wishes, dinner plans, and good news from relatives, but today many Americans glance at an incoming number with the same suspicion people reserve for mystery leftovers in the office fridge. Silent calls now flood millions of phones every month, and scammers use those awkward few seconds…

Clever Dude

The Next Government Shutdown Threat Could Delay Refunds Again

Tax season already delivers enough stress to power a small city, and now Washington threatens to add another layer of chaos to the mix. Lawmakers continue to spar over spending bills, budget deadlines, and political priorities while millions of taxpayers watch the calendar with growing anxiety. A government shutdown could…

The Free Financial Advisor

Digital Payment Apps Could Soon Become Mandatory for Federal Benefits

A trip to the mailbox once marked payday for millions of Americans, but smartphones now dominate almost every money conversation in the country. Federal agencies continue pushing faster digital systems because paper checks cost more, move slower, and create bigger fraud risks than electronic transfers. That shift could soon place…

The Free Financial Advisor

Tax Strategies on Casino Winnings Over $5,000

Learn how casino winnings over $5,000 are taxed, W-2G withholding rules, and strategies to reduce surprises at tax time.

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6 Mistakes People Make When Appealing an IRS Identity Check

The IRS rarely sends cheerful mail, but few envelopes create panic faster than an identity verification notice. One minute, a taxpayer expects a refund, and the next minute, the federal government suddenly wants proof that the return actually belongs to them. Stress levels spike instantly, especially when deadlines, frozen refunds,…

The Free Financial Advisor

How the IRS’s New Digital Asset Form Could Affect Casual Crypto Users

Crypto fans spent years treating digital coins like the financial Wild West. People bought a little Bitcoin during a late-night app scroll, traded Ethereum after reading social media hype, or grabbed meme coins because a cousin swore they would “go to the moon.” Those carefree days now face a reality…

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Waiting on a Refund? New IRS Identity Flags Are Pulling More Returns

Tax season already comes with enough stress to power an entire coffee industry, but this year many taxpayers hit an extra speed bump after filing their returns. Refunds that normally show up within a couple of weeks suddenly stalled out, and confusion spread fast when IRS notices started landing in…

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7 Documents You Must Remove from Your Home Office Before Your 2026 Medicare In-Home Assessment

More Medicare Advantage plans are conducting in-home assessments and wellness visits than ever before. These visits are often presented as convenient check-ins designed to evaluate...

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Times It’s Okay To Do A Hardship Withdrawal From Your 401(k)

When life throws financial curveballs that hit fast and hard, retirement savings can suddenly look like the only lifeline in sight. A 401(k) hardship withdrawal exists for moments like these, but the rules stay strict for a reason. This option is not a casual ATM situation—it comes with taxes, penalties,…

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Planner: Trump Accounts Are a No-Brainer if You're Eligible (How to Apply)

What's not to like about tax-efficient savings that grow with your child and may even get a $1,000 federal contribution? If you're eligible, it makes sense to sign up.

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Fortune

The IRS may owe COVID-era refunds to tens of millions of taxpayers. Here’s who could qualify

The affected taxpayers could include individuals, small businesses, large corporations, estates, and trusts.

The Free Financial Advisor

Garage Sale Trap: Why Casual Sales May Now Be Reported to the IRS

A sunny Saturday, a folding table, and a pile of stuff ready to go—garage sales feel like easy money with zero strings attached. That carefree vibe just hit a speed bump. New reporting rules now blur the line between a casual clean-out and taxable activity, and that shift catches many…

International Business Times

The Social Casino Tax Misconception: How the IRS Sees Through the "Sweepstakes" Label

The marketing around social casinos has done its job. Many of the players using these platforms have come to assume that the same argument insulates them from gambling taxes. It does not.

Kiplinger

Received an IRS Letter? Taxpayer Confusion Grows Over Whether CP53E Notices Are Real

IRS notices about refunds and direct deposit information are confusing some taxpayers and raising concerns about scam letters.

International Business Times UK

The Tax Extension Myth: Why Your October 15 Deadline Won't Save You From IRS Penalties

Many US taxpayers assume an IRS filing extension to 15 October also delays their bill, but advisers warn that is a costly myth.

International Business Times UK

Millions Could Miss Out On IRS Refunds From Pandemic Era — What Should You Do Before July 10 Deadline

A court ruling allows US taxpayers to reclaim pandemic-era penalties, but a little-known July 2026 deadline could limit claims. Awareness is low, and the process requires careful documentation.

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Planner: This Is Why Your 2025 Tax Bill Shocked You (Plus, 5 Tips to Keep This Year's Taxes Under Control)

Many taxpayers were expecting higher tax refunds this year, only to find they owed money to the IRS. What was to blame — and how can you avoid it next year?

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