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Your student loan balance may disappear through forgiveness. Relief may follow. Yet tax season may raise another question: could the canceled amount affect your federal taxes? Federal rules sometimes treat forgiven debt as income. Because of that, the forgiven amount...
The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in 2025 created a major shift in federal tax law. This legislation introduced a new deduction for hourly workers to reduce their taxable income. This benefit applies to tax years 2025 through 2028. It aims to provide...
It is not necessarily a sign that you are in trouble if you receive a collection letter from the IRS, but it does mean that there is a problem. These letters serve as indicators that you have an unpaid tax balance or that one of your payments was not fully processed....
For many taxpayers, the fear of an IRS audit looms long after the filing deadline has passed. However, the IRS does not have an infinite amount of time to scrutinize every return. Knowing the "look-back" periods given by the Internal Revenue Code can offer clarity and...
Imagine you show up to work in pajamas, start at noon and decide to take a nap mid-afternoon. If your boss shrugs and grumbles, "Just finish the project," you might be a contractor. However, if that nap leads to a stern talk in a glass-walled office, you are more...
Receiving a letter from the IRS can be stressful. You may feel worried or confused about why the government is reaching out. The good news is that most IRS letters are routine and you can resolve it quickly. Understanding the common reasons the IRS contacts taxpayers...
Receiving an IRS audit notice can raise serious legal and financial concerns. A simple mistake or missing document could trigger penalties or an unexpected tax bill. You need to act quickly and carefully to protect your rights and avoid costly consequences. Taking...
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced adjustments to the tax brackets for 2026. These adjustments will impact how much individuals and businesses will owe in taxes. Here is a simplified breakdown of the new brackets: 10% bracket: Taxpayers with an...
Property taxes can take a big chunk out of your budget, and in Kentucky, the number you see on your bill isn’t always set in stone. If your home’s assessed value doesn’t match its actual worth, or if important property details are wrong, you have the legal right to...
Receiving a collection letter from the IRS can unsettle anyone. The Internal Revenue Service has a reputation that often inspires anxiety, but understanding how to respond can ease your worries. Here are some steps to consider after receiving such a letter. You can...