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The National Taxpayer Advocate has delivered its 2026 Mid-Year Report to Congress, highlighting ongoing IRS customer service challenges, technology modernization efforts, and key priorities to protect taxpayer rights.
The Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee urges Congress to provide reliable multiyear IRS funding, embrace artificial intelligence with safeguards, and eliminate unnecessary filing requirements in its 2026 Annual Report.
Health Savings Accounts and Flexible Spending Accounts both lower your taxes, but one is a "use it or lose it" trap and the other is an investment powerhouse.
When you turn 73, the IRS forces you to withdraw money from your retirement accountsβand pay taxes on it. Here is how to prepare for the RMD tax bomb.
Thinking about moving to Texas or Florida to avoid state income tax? Make sure you understand the hidden taxes that might make your move much more expensive.
Daycare is insanely expensive. Here is a breakdown of whether you should use the Dependent Care FSA or the Child Care Tax Credit to save money.
Is it worth paying the IRS convenience fee to rack up thousands of credit card points? Here is the math you need to know before you swipe.
Filing taxes can be confusing when you have to deal with both the IRS and your state revenue department. Here is a breakdown of how state and federal taxes differ.
Nobody likes losing money in the stock or crypto markets. But with tax-loss harvesting, you can strategically use those losses to lower your tax bill.
Paying off student loans? You might be able to deduct up to $2,500 of your interest payments from your taxable income. Here is everything you need to know.
Selling items online or working a side gig? The IRS is cracking down. Learn about the new 1099-K reporting thresholds and how it impacts your taxes.
Thinking about buying an electric vehicle? Learn how the federal EV tax credit works, who qualifies, and how to get the discount directly at the dealership.