Tax Shelters: Meaning, Examples & How They Work
Key Takeaways: Tax shelters reduce taxable income: Legal tax shelters, such as retirement accounts, HSAs, FSAs, and municipal bonds, allow ...
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Tag: tax
A Little-Known Retirement Tax Credit Gets Better in 2026 — How to Tell If You Qualify
The saver’s credit can knock as much as $1,000 or $2,000 off your federal income tax bill, depending on whether ...
Is the OBBBA the “Largest Tax Cut in American History?”
In the summer of 2025, Congress passed a new taxA tax is a mandatory payment or charge collected by local, ...
Tax Planning for Net Operating Loss Carryback Elections – Houston Tax Attorneys
Congress has used Section 172 for net operating losses to stimulate the U.S. economy. It has done this by allowing ...
Senate Democrats warn of ‘tax bomb’ for student loan borrowers
A group of Senate Democrats is urging the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service to prevent steep tax hikes ...
Expert takes on tax industry trends
We're joined by two tax professionals to discuss staffing issues, technology adoption, and strategic planning ahead of the next busy ...
‘The tariffs are a big tax increase’: Top bank crunches the numbers on how much Americans are paying for Trump’s trade regime
“Bust or boom?” That’s the big question at the heart of UBS’ big forecast for the U.S. economy for 2026 ...
How OBBBA changes the educators tax deduction in 2026
As teachers spend more of their own money on classroom supplies, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is removing the ...
5 year-end tax research mistakes to avoid
Discover how AI-powered tax research can help you avoid costly mistakes, boost efficiency, and turn year-end stress into a strategic ...
How agentic AI is transforming corporate tax departments
Jump to ↓ Navigating the “perfect storm” in tax Corporate tax departments are under more pressure than ever. OBBBA provisions ...
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