You spent decades working, saving, and paying your dues. Now that you’re in or near retirement, the last thing you want to do is tip the IRS hundreds more than you owe. Yet, millions of older Americans do exactly that every year. They miss out on thousands of dollars in savings simply because the tax code is a maze of changing rules, inflation adjustments, and age-specific loopholes.
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