Tax Law
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Another IRS 1099-K Threshold Rule Change to Know for Tax Season
Tax Law After years of uncertainty and changing requirements, the 1099-K reporting rules are now set, and the thresholds have changed since last year.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Tax-Free Income in 2026? These Changes Could Wipe Out Your Federal Bill
Income Taxes New legislation aims to exempt up to $92,000 in earnings from federal income tax. Here's who would win.
By Kate Schubel
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Georgia Gas Tax Suspended and $500 Surplus Rebates Approved: What to Know Now
Tax Relief A temporary suspension of the state gas tax comes alongside a one-time income tax rebate to help residents manage costs.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Tax Changes That Could Lower Your 2025 and 2026 Bills
Tax Law How to make the most of tax changes in President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill."
By Sandra Block
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Innocent Spouse Relief 2026: How to Avoid a Partner's Tax Debt
Tax Relief If the IRS is levying your assets for a spouse's errors, you aren't out of options. Here's how to separate your liability and protect your bank account from taxes you don't actually owe.
By Roxanne Bland
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ANCHOR and Stay NJ 2026: Why Property Tax Relief for Homeowners Could Be Cut
Property Tax The 2026 New Jersey budget proposal puts the promised $6,500 property tax credit at risk for thousands of homeowners.
By Kate Schubel
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How New IRS Direct Deposit Rules Could Delay or Freeze Your Refund
Tax Refunds Tax refunds are about 10% larger so far this year, but many filers will have to wait longer for their money due to the IRS phasing out paper checks.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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New Philadelphia Tax Could Increase Uber, Lyft and Delivery Prices: Who Pays More?
Tax Policy Could Philadelphia’s proposed tax on rides and deliveries set an example for cities nationwide?
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Why Are Your Tax Dollars Not Maintaining Our Infrastructure?
Instead of spending the money needed to maintain our public buildings, roads and bridges, flashy new projects are prioritized. What can be done?
By Bob Hellman
