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IRS relaxes ‘no tax on tips law’ so more workers can take advantage. Here’s who will benefit

Treasure Department’s tax collector said it was providing temporary ‘transition relief’ to workers in certain jobs that otherwise wouldn’t have been eligible for ‘no tax on tips’

The Independent UK

Some Democrats Urge the Military To 'Refuse Illegal Orders.' What if the IRS, ATF, and EPA Did the Same?

Much of what the federal government does on a daily basis flouts constitutional protections and offends human decency.

Reason

Exclusive: IRS deploys AI agents

Government agencies are increasingly incorporating AI into their workflows.

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Former IRS Chiefs See Rocky Road Ahead For The Agency

Former IRS commissioners warn the agency could stumble into the next filing season if Congress lets funding lapse again and staffing losses persist.

Benzinga

Are Your Social Security Benefits Actually Taxable Under This Clause?

If you thought your Social Security benefits were always tax-free, you’re not alone—but you might be in for a surprise. Millions of retirees each year...

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Indiana toddler force-fed through feeding tube just so his mom could rake in dollars, cops allege

The child only lost weight when she was with her mother.

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Trump Administration Projects 'Record-Breaking' Tax Refunds For 2026 —Tax Payers Can Expect 'Extra $1,000 Bump'

American taxpayers might be looking at a windfall next year, with the Donald Trump administration projecting that the 2026 tax filing season will deliver the largest average refunds on record.

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The RMD Deadline Looms: Why Seniors Should Act Before December 31

Tax‑deferred retirement accounts like traditional IRAs and 401(k)s allow contributions to grow without immediate taxation. But the IRS eventually requires withdrawals to ensure taxes are...

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Trump plans on raising $1B to build his presidential library in downtown Miami

The foundation is expected to receive more than $50 million this year in funds stemming from Trump’s settlements with media companies

The Independent UK

Retirees Often Face Higher Taxes After A Spouse Dies: Steps To Avoid 'Survivor's Penalty' From The IRS

Losing a spouse can deliver a second blow after grief, which is a higher tax bill. Financial planners warn that the so-called "survivor's penalty" can sharply raise lifetime taxes if couples don't plan.

Benzinga

Precious Metals Allocation: Diversifying a Retirement Portfolio

In order to create a sustainable retirement plan, you're going to want to balance growth with protection

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Standard vs. Itemized Deductions: A Simple Guide To Choosing the Right Path

For those not versed in the lingo of taxes, the distinction can be confusing. But understanding which path is right for you can mean a lot of money in savings.

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The 3 smartest things to do with your tax refund, according to experts

The average tax refund in 2025 was more than $3,000

The Independent UK

White House Muses Giving The IRS Insight Into Offshore Holdings Of US Citizens

The White House is weighing a proposal that could give the IRS direct visibility into Americans' offshore crypto accounts, signaling the biggest shift in U.S. digital-asset oversight in years.

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The Independent UK

IRS federal income tax brackets are changing in 2026. Experts reveal what this means for you

These changes will impact taxpayers when they file in 2027

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Tax Moves That Save You When You Can’t Pay the IRS on Time

The start of tax season can create panic because your financial records do not align with your expected results. The feeling of being unable to pay your IRS debt becomes overwhelming, but you can prevent it from getting out of hand. You can reduce expenses through various financial strategies that…

Benzinga

Tax Accountants Are Telling Clients To Do This Before 2025 Ends: Here's Why

U.S. taxpayers face a very different filing season in 2026, and financial planners say the smartest move is to start adjusting before this year ends.

International Business Times UK

How Much Could O.J. Simpson's £46M Settlement to Goldman Affect the Value of His Memorabilia?

The Simpson estate's £46M Goldman settlement creates a paradoxical market for memorabilia, with forced sales pushing prices down while scarcity may drive some values up.

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US Expat Tax Services: A 2025 Analysis of Specialized Compliance Solutions

Here's something most Americans don't realize: The US is one of only two countries that taxes citizens no matter where they live.

Benzinga

Selling Your Home At A Loss? Here's Why The IRS Won't Help

Homeowners who sell at a loss usually get no tax break, even as falling prices and higher borrowing costs push more sales into the red, tax experts warn.

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Protect Your Assets: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Dodging Quiet Tax Hikes

Many seniors believe their tax burden shrinks after retirement, but hidden increases often tell a different story. Quiet tax hikes—like bracket creep, benefit taxation, and...

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4 Best Boomer Money Moves in Late 2025

The following four late-year money moves can help boomers end this year and start the next one on a strong financial footing.

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This Is the Best Time of Year for Retirees To Take Their RMDs

Taking your required minimum distribution (RMD) at one time of year versus another can impact your finances.

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Quiet IRS Shift: 6 Deductions That Just Got Harder to Claim

Tax season is never simple, but for retirees, it just got more complicated. The IRS has quietly adjusted guidelines that make certain deductions harder to...

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9 Tax Moves to Make Before December 31

The year’s end sneaks up fast, and so does the chance to make smart tax moves before December 31. Waiting until January can mean missing out on deductions, credits, and savings you can lock in now. A little planning can lower your taxable income and make filing easier when April…

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