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Legal experts say President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over leaked tax information raises a host of conflict of interest questions

For years, many taxpayers operated under the dangerous assumption that “if the IRS doesn’t send me a form, they don’t know about the money.” In...

The lawsuits are a just a part of his big, beautiful scam.

When February 2nd arrives and your W-2 still hasn’t shown up in your mailbox or inbox, the stress hits fast. That anxiety is even worse if you’re counting on your tax refund to cover bills, medical expenses, or everyday costs. A missing W-2 doesn’t automatically trigger an audit, but it…

According to tax experts, here are the most costly mistakes middle-class taxpayers make on their taxes.

Moving to a new city is exhilarating and exhausting in equal measure. The boxes are delivered, your furniture is in place, but now comes the real work: transforming a new address into an actual home.

For years, Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal felt like the digital equivalent of passing a few bucks across a table—quick, casual, and invisible. If you were freelancing on the side, flipping sneakers, selling tickets, or running a tiny hustle from your couch, those payments felt harmless. Nobody imagined the IRS…

If you’ve noticed your bank suddenly asking for a code, a call-back, or a “confirm it’s really you” step for a transfer you’ve made a...

You might think your tax return is airtight. After all, you’re just claiming what’s rightfully yours. But some of the most common tax deductions, even the ones that seem perfectly legitimate, can quietly raise red flags with the IRS. These aren’t shady loopholes or aggressive write-offs; they’re everyday deductions that,…