State Tax Refund Seized. Now What?
Jul 25, 2026Key Takeaways A state tax refund seized means all or part of your refund was intercepted through a refund offset...
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When to Call an IRS Criminal Tax Investigation Lawyer
Jul 24, 2026Key Takeaways Most IRS tax issues are civil, not criminal. Criminal investigations are generally reserved for cases involving suspected willful violations of...
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What are Education Credits and Deductions Every Student Should Claim?
Jul 22, 2026Key Takeaways Education tax credits directly reduce your tax bill, while education deductions reduce your taxable income. Credits generally provide greater tax...
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Can Tax Relief Stop IRS Wage Garnishment Immediately?
Jul 19, 2026Key Takeaways IRS wage garnishment is an ongoing levy that allows the IRS to take a portion of your paycheck until your...
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Sales Tax vs. Income Tax: Why Your State Bill Feels So Different
Jul 18, 2026Key Takeaways Sales tax vs income tax comes down to spending versus earnings. Sales tax is imposed when you purchase taxable goods...
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Does Social Security Change If You Move States?
Jul 17, 2026Key Takeaways Moving to another state generally does not change your Social Security benefits because Social Security is a federal program based...
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What Is an IRS LT11 Notice?
Jul 16, 2026Key Takeaways An IRS LT11 Notice is a Final Notice of Intent to Levy, meaning the IRS may begin collection...
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Do You Have to Pay Taxes on Gambling Winnings?
Jul 15, 2026Key Takeaways Yes, gambling winnings are taxable. The IRS generally requires taxpayers to report all gambling winnings—including casino jackpots, sports betting income,...
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IRS Interest Rates Rise for Q3 2026: What Taxpayers Need to Know
Jul 14, 2026The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that interest rates will increase for the third quarter of 2026, beginning July...
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Court Ruling Expands IRS Ability to Pursue Taxpayers in Preparer Fraud Cases
Jul 13, 2026Key Takeaways The IRS generally has three years to audit a tax return, but the statute of limitations can extend to six...
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