IRS & Taxes

The numbers tell the story. In 2020, Meanwhile, the Thomson Reuters US Customs and Border Protection published fewer than 180...

What Is Garnishment?Garnishment is when the IRS takes a portion of your income—like wages, retirement payments, or contractor income—to pay...

Key Takeaways   A state tax refund seized means all or part of your refund was intercepted through a refund offset...

As the Persian Gulf conflict pushes energy prices higher, concerns are rising that global economic growth will slow or stall,...

Most CFOs underestimate how much corporate tax work can be automated. This is a 4-minute read for finance leaders who’ve...

You finally bought your first rental property. Someone at a local real estate meetup tells you, “Just put it in...

Key Takeaways   Most IRS tax issues are civil, not criminal. Criminal investigations are generally reserved for cases involving suspected willful violations of...

Hockey sticks, wigs, and $20 billion: Is your business ready for the next tariff blind spot? On July 20, 2026,...

Tax credits and tax deductions can both help lower your tax bill, but they don’t work the same way. A...

Updated for tax years 2025 and 2026. You may qualify for the qualified business income deduction (QBI deduction) if you’re filing...