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Trump’s Tax Cuts: What Will Be Different When You File Taxes In 2026?

February 2, 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.

IRS To Begin Accepting Tax Returns On Jan. 26: What Taxpayers Should Know

January 19, 2026

Although federal tax returns are due April 15, taxpayers eager for their refunds can begin filing federal income tax returns on Jan. 26, 2026. Several major tax changes will affect the 2025 returns following the passage of Republicans’ “Big, Beautiful Bill Act”.

Do IRS Cuts Mean You Can Make Mistakes With Your Taxes In 2025? Some Taxpayers Think So

March 31, 2025

Many taxpayers feel less concerned about errors on their taxes this year, given the cuts at the IRS and the overall perception of a disorganized federal workforce. However, despite the ongoing IRS staff reductions, experts caution taxpayers not to take risks with their returns.

When Will IRS Accept, Start Processing 2024 Tax Returns? Official Date Announced

January 13, 2025

This tax season, taxpayers will also have better access to their tax account information via new text and voice virtual assistants, expanded features on the IRS Individual Online Account, mobile access to numerous tax forms, and more alerts to combat scams targeting taxpayers.

The IRS Is Sending Extra Money To Nearly 14 Million Tax Filers. Here’s Who Gets It And Why.

August 24, 2020

The IRS just announced that it owes interest payments to nearly 14 million Americans who received their individual tax refunds after April 15 or are still owed refunds. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Now That You’re Done With Your Taxes, Here’s What To Know For 2026April 20, 2026 - 7:28 pm
While the 2025 filing year has wrapped up for most people, recent tax law changes—some introduced last summer and others already in effect—are still shaping how you should approach the year ahead. Here are the key moves to consider for 2026.
AI Is Supercharging Tax Scams: Here’s How To Avoid Getting FooledApril 13, 2026 - 8:15 pm
Tax scams are nothing new—but AI is making them far more sophisticated. Fraud experts are urging extra caution this tax season, as scammers are now using artificial intelligence to create more convincing messages.
Nine Last-Minute Tax Moves You Still Have Time To MakeApril 6, 2026 - 7:27 pm
Making a few last-minutes tax moves could lead to meaningful savings. Even small adjustments can add up. Here are nine smart steps to consider before you file.
Tax Refunds Up Nearly 11%, With Over 37 Million Cashing In On New Tax BreaksMarch 30, 2026 - 7:49 pm
About 44% of filers—around 37.5 million people—have claimed at least one of the new provisions under the One Big Beautiful Bill, including exemptions on tips and overtime pay. The average refund currently stands at $3,571, up from $3,221 in 2025.
IRS Issues Harsh Warning About AI And TaxesMarch 23, 2026 - 9:12 pm
Alongside its benefits, AI is also creating new risks—especially when it comes to taxes.The IRS is now sounding the alarm about how this technology could be exploited to target taxpayers.
Tax Refunds 10.2% Higher Than Last Year, With An Average Refund Of $3,800March 16, 2026 - 7:34 pm
Even though 2025 has ended, you still have time to potentially increase your refund or reduce the taxes you owe before the April 15 deadline. There are a few strategies to consider.
Trump Accounts Aren’t Exactly ‘Tax-Free,’ As President Said. Here’s How They WorkMarch 9, 2026 - 9:32 pm
Created under the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’, the accounts will function similarly to a traditional IRA once a child turns 18, according to guidance issued in December by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS.
IRS Warns Americans About Tax Scams With New Fraud Reporting SystemMarch 2, 2026 - 9:08 pm
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.