

Will New Tax Laws Impact Your Giving?
In 2025, you can deduct charitable contributions only if you itemize deductions on your federal income tax return.
Beginning in tax year 2026,
An above-the-line charitable deduction has been reinstated for taxpayers who claim the standard deduction.


New Tips Deduction Explained
Workers in up to 68 occupations can reduce their tax cost by using the tip deduction.


Roth Catch-Up Contributions Coming in 2026
Contribution limits and the mandatory Roth catch-up income threshold are adjusted for inflation on a periodic basis.


New Senior Deduction Explained
For the 2025 tax year, seniors, age 65 and older, can take advantage of a new $6,000 tax deduction.
The new deduction will be available through 2028.


New Tax Act and the Small Business Owner
Here are five specific tax provisions to pay close attention to: Qualified business income deduction(QBI) If you run a sole...


New Tax Law 2025
New legislation includes multiple tax provisions that will make permanent most of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) tax provisions that were set to expire this year, while adding some new deductions and changes.


IRA Strategies During Hyperactive Markets
All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal, and there is no guarantee that any investment strategy will be successful


Federal Student Loan Borrowers Facing Debt Collection Efforts
Borrowers with defaulted federal student loans are expected to be referred to a federal debt collection service and may be subject to wage garnishment.


Tariffs and Market Volatility
A down market can offer buying opportunities, but since you don’t know when exactly prices have stopped dropping and will begin to rise, buying decisions should be made rationally with a long-term investment strategy in mind.
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Income Tax Returns Now Due
Please understand that the IRS will not compute or issue your refund if you don't file a tax return.
If you want your refund, you have to file a tax return.

























