The IRS encourages both taxpayers and tax professionals to take additional steps to safeguard their financial and personal information. The agency has also introduced a new online tool designed to make reporting fraud easier and more secure.
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The IRS is warning taxpayers that refunds may be delayed if they claim two of the most popular credits available. If you’re expecting a refund that includes either of these credits, it’s important to factor in the potential delay when budgeting for the months ahead.
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According to an official press release, the IRS urges taxpayers to create an Individual Online Account to securely access tax information and reduce the risk of identity theft. The account will also make managing federal taxes easier while saving time by reducing the need to call the agency.
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Although many of the changes take effect in 2026, taxpayers will already notice meaningful differences when filing their 2025 tax returns. You’ll find new deductions and new forms when you file taxes this year, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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From freelancers and creatives to skilled tradespeople, real estate agents, and niche consultants, self-employment spans nearly every industry. While working for yourself offers flexibility and opportunity, it also brings financial responsibility—especially when it comes to taxes.
IRS Warns Americans About Tax Scams With New Fraud Reporting System
The IRS encourages both taxpayers and tax professionals to take additional steps to safeguard their financial and personal information. The agency has also introduced a new online tool designed to make reporting fraud easier and more secure.
IRS Issues Stern Warning For Taxpayers Claiming Two Popular Credits
The IRS is warning taxpayers that refunds may be delayed if they claim two of the most popular credits available. If you’re expecting a refund that includes either of these credits, it’s important to factor in the potential delay when budgeting for the months ahead.
IRS Issues Advice To Millions Ahead Of Tax Deadline
According to an official press release, the IRS urges taxpayers to create an Individual Online Account to securely access tax information and reduce the risk of identity theft. The account will also make managing federal taxes easier while saving time by reducing the need to call the agency.
Trump’s Tax Cuts: What Will Be Different When You File Taxes In 2026?
Although many of the changes take effect in 2026, taxpayers will already notice meaningful differences when filing their 2025 tax returns. You’ll find new deductions and new forms when you file taxes this year, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
12 Tax Strategies Every Self-Employed Worker Needs In 2026
From freelancers and creatives to skilled tradespeople, real estate agents, and niche consultants, self-employment spans nearly every industry. While working for yourself offers flexibility and opportunity, it also brings financial responsibility—especially when it comes to taxes.