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Your Business Filed an Extension. Is Your Personal Return Still Due?
Yes, unless you extended it separately. When your partnership or S corporation filed Form 7004, that extension covered only the...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDDo You Need a Tax Extension or an Amended Return?
Both sound like ways to fix a tax return, and they solve entirely different problems. The one that applies to...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDSaver’s Match Starts in 2027: What It Means for Retirement Contributions
Here's the short version: starting with 2027 contributions, the federal government may deposit money directly into your retirement account instead...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDHow to Appeal an IRS Decision: What Taxpayers Should Know
Getting a letter from the IRS is rarely anyone's idea of a good time. It's worse when that letter says...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDTrump Accounts for Children: What Parents Should Know About the New Tax-Advantaged Account
If you're a parent trying to make smart moves for your child's future, you've probably heard about Trump Accounts. Despite...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDCharitable Donation Tax Deduction Rules for 2026
Charitable donations may be deductible when you give to a qualified organization and keep the records required by the IRS....
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDWhat Is an IRS IP PIN, and Should You Get One?
An IRS Identity Protection PIN, or IP PIN, is a free six-digit number that helps prevent someone else from filing...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDIRS Paper Refund Checks: What Changed and Who Can Still Get One
Most taxpayers should now expect the IRS to deliver their federal refund electronically rather than by paper check. The IRS...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JD2026 IRS Filing Season Report: What Taxpayers Should Know
The Internal Revenue Service processed most 2026 tax returns and issued most refunds without significant delays. But the experience was...
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Reviewed by Lea Uradu, JDIRS Automatic Penalty Relief: What Taxpayers Should Know for 2025 and 2026 Returns
Quick answer: Starting with the IRS's July 8, 2026 announcement, eligible taxpayers no longer have to request First Time Abate...
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- Your Business Filed an Extension. Is Your Personal Return Still Due?
- Do You Need a Tax Extension or an Amended Return?
- Saver’s Match Starts in 2027: What It Means for Retirement Contributions
- How to Appeal an IRS Decision: What Taxpayers Should Know
- Trump Accounts for Children: What Parents Should Know About the New Tax-Advantaged Account
