Retroactive 2025 changes may boost early‑2026 refunds, making accurate filing and use of IRS tools key for millions of Americans.
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The IRS could tax 85% of your Social Security, but a new $6,000 deduction could save you
Learn if your Social Security benefits are taxable in 2026. We explain the IRS combined income thresholds and the new additional standard deduction for seniors.
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Can you claim an adult as a dependent? IRS rules and tax benefits explained
Find out if you can claim an adult dependent on your taxes. See eligibility requirements, tax benefits and potential ...
The Internal Revenue Service announced the opening of the 2026 filing season on Monday, with taxpayers required to file their ...
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SNAP benefits and their impact on your tax return
Every year, families question if government benefits might cause issues with the IRS. As tax season 2026 approaches, many ...
President Donald Trump has touted "no tax on Social Security" with the addition of a new senior deduction. Some states still ...
Millions of Americans who are eligible for an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) payout aren’t claiming it, according to the IRS ...
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How the IRS Form 4547 can benefit your child
In 2026, a new IRS form offers a unique opportunity for families with young children in the U.S. By completing Form 4547, parents can open a 'Trump Account,' potentially securing up to $1,000 for ...
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Charitable Donation Tax Deduction: What Qualified and How To Maximize Your Tax Benefits
The charitable donation tax deduction lets you write off qualified gifts to nonprofit organizations, but there are rules to ...
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