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Loading Tax News…Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Sep 27, 2026
Government employees generally pay federal income taxes just like employees in the private sector. However, government employee tax benefits can differ because federal, state, and local workers may have access to specialized retirement plans, pensions, health benefits, and other tax-advantaged programs. Federal […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Sep 20, 2026
Cryptocurrency and other digital assets have become increasingly common, but their tax treatment can be more complicated than simply reporting how much money was deposited into or withdrawn from a crypto account. For federal tax purposes, the IRS generally treats digital assets […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Sep 15, 2026
For many taxpayers, October 15, 2026, is the final federal tax filing deadline for 2025 individual income tax returns that received a timely extension. The deadline gives eligible taxpayers additional time to submit their returns after the original April 15 deadline. However, […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Sep 13, 2026
Buying a first home can be one of the largest financial decisions a person makes, and homeownership can also affect how much they owe at tax time. While there is no broad federal first-time home buyer tax credit currently available for new […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Sep 5, 2026
The cost of higher education continues to rise, making it increasingly difficult for students and families to afford tuition and related expenses. Fortunately, the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) — also known as the American Opportunity Credit — offers financial relief by […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Aug 27, 2026
Natural disasters can create significant financial challenges, especially when a home, vehicle, personal belongings, or other property is damaged or destroyed. If you receive financial assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), you may wonder how that money affects your federal […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Aug 16, 2026
If you’re wondering what tax bracket you may be in, the answer depends on two key factors: your taxable income and your federal tax filing status. For 2026, federal income tax rates range from 10% to 37%, but being in a particular […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Aug 11, 2026
Tax identity theft can take a long time to resolve. The IRS’s stated goal is 120 days, but current IRS and Taxpayer Advocate Service data show actual resolution times running far longer, with the national average now around 19 to 20 months […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Jul 22, 2026
Most interactions with the IRS involve civil matters, such as audits, collection notices, or unpaid tax balances. While these situations can be stressful, they are generally intended to determine the correct amount of tax owed or collect outstanding taxes. In some cases, however, the IRS may […]
Taxes & Your SavingsPublished on Jul 13, 2026
Winning money from a slot machine, sports bet, lottery ticket, or online casino can be exciting. However, many people are surprised to learn that a gambling win may also create a tax obligation. Whether you won a few hundred dollars during a weekend […]
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