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8 Ways to Lower Your Taxes
8 Ways to Lower Your Taxes Nobody likes paying more in taxes than they have to. The good news is that there are several strategies that can help you keep more of your money, and most of them don’t require anything fancy. The key is thinking about taxes before it’s time to file. When you wait until the [...]
One Big Beautiful Bill 2025 and 2026
Understanding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: How New Tax Changes Will Affect You in 2025 and 2026 On July 4, 2025, a new tax law called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act became official. People also call it the Working Families Tax Cut. This law changes how Americans pay taxes, and it's the biggest tax update since 2017. [...]
Taxes May Be A Certainty, But the Amount You Pay Doesn’t Have to Be
Taxes are unavoidable. Every year, individuals and families across the country prepare returns, write checks, or wait for refunds, often assuming the outcome is largely out of their control. But while paying taxes may be a certainty, how much you ultimately pay is often far more flexible than most people realize — especially if you take a proactive approach. [...]
Challenges Ahead for Taxpayers With Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets
Taxpayers who own cryptocurrency or other digital assets—such as bitcoin, stablecoins, or NFTs—should prepare for a more complex tax filing experience beginning with their 2025 income tax return. The IRS has finalized sweeping new regulations that significantly expand digital asset reporting and compliance obligations, marking a major shift in how crypto activity is tracked, reported, and audited. One of [...]
A Cautionary Tax Court Decision
A Cautionary Tax Court Decision: Why Late Estate Tax Filings Can Cost Millions A recent Tax Court decision highlights a mistake we continue to see far too often: assuming estate tax filings can be handled later, fixed retroactively, or cleaned up with a request to the IRS. They often cannot. In Estate of Rowland v. Commissioner,[1] the Tax Court held [...]
