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Wondering how the new gambling tax rules could affect your 2026 tax return? CEO David King and Chief Tax Officer & Lead Tax Attorney Philip Hwang explain the new limitations on gambling loss deductions under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and what they could mean for taxpayers. Learn how gambling winnings are taxed, when […]

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Receiving an IRS notice can be stressful, especially if you were expecting a tax refund. Many taxpayers assume that any letter from the IRS means they owe additional taxes or are being audited. Fortunately, that’s generally not the case with IRS Notice CP53E. In most situations, IRS Notice CP53E means the IRS was unable to issue your tax refund by direct deposit — either […]...


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Losing a spouse is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a person can go through. During this time of grief, managing finances and understanding the tax implications of inherited assets can feel overwhelming. One common question is if widows pay taxes on life insurance payouts. The answer, in most cases, is reassuring—but there are […]

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If you owe back taxes from multiple years, it’s natural to wonder: can you have multiple payment plans with the IRS? Whether you’ve recently received another tax bill while already making monthly payments or you’ve fallen behind on additional tax years, understanding how the IRS handles installment agreements can help you avoid costly mistakes. The short answer is no, in mos...


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Running a seasonal business presents unique challenges and opportunities when it comes to taxes. Unlike year-round businesses, seasonal operations may generate the majority of their income in just a few months. However, this doesn’t stop them from still facing tax obligations throughout the year. Whether you’re operating a snow removal service in winter, a landscaping company...


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