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IRS releases alert: Take this action before the year’s conclusion

IRS releases alert: Take this action before the year's conclusion

Taxes tend to be a yearly headache for many in the U.S., and the IRS is sending a pretty clear message as we approach filing season: Don’t procrastinate. “It’s really never too early to get ready for the 2026 tax season,” the agency recently mentioned in a statement. They’re urging taxpayers to begin gathering their […]

IRS agents will have to monitor OnlyFans under new law about tips not being taxed.

IRS agents will have to monitor OnlyFans under new law about tips not being taxed.

IRS employees are now expected to view adult content on OnlyFans to determine if it qualifies for a tax exemption under the “tip tax exemption” law, part of President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Act, which was enacted on July 4, 2025. This legislation aimed to encourage tipping by cutting taxes, but it explicitly states that […]

Essential tasks to complete before the year ends, according to the IRS

Essential tasks to complete before the year ends, according to the IRS

The Internal Revenue Service hasn’t yet revealed when tax season officially kicks off. This typically happens around mid-January when they begin processing returns and distributing refunds. You don’t actually need to wait for that signal or the start of the new year to start tackling your taxes. The IRS has several suggestions for things you […]

IRS issues updated guidance on tips and overtime deductions being tax-free

IRS issues updated guidance on tips and overtime deductions being tax-free

IRS Offers Guidance on New Tax Provisions for Tips and Overtime The IRS has issued new guidance concerning the “no tax on tips” and “no tax on overtime” provisions outlined in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which will be relevant for workers claiming credits for the 2025 tax year. This law, signed by […]

Republican Senator Facing IRS Lawsuit Will Repay $5,000,000 in Taxes

Republican Senator Facing IRS Lawsuit Will Repay $5,000,000 in Taxes

Senator Jim Justice Settles Tax Debt Senator Jim Justice from West Virginia, along with his wife, Kathy, has agreed to pay over $5 million in unpaid income taxes that date back to 2009, as reported by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This settlement was reached shortly after the Department of Justice’s Tax Division filed a […]