Tax Law
News, insights and expert analysis on tax law from the team at Kiplinger.
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New Car Loan Interest Deduction: Which Vehicles and Buyers Qualify
Tax Breaks Trump and the GOP are now offering a tax deduction for auto loan interest. How will it work?
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Whose Name Goes First on Your Income Tax Return?
Tax Returns A study suggests the order of names on a joint income tax return can provide insights about the people filing. But does the IRS care?
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Quiz: Are You Making These Costly Tax Mistakes?
Quiz Think you’re a tax pro? From missing tax deductions to falling for common tax filing traps, even small errors can cost you hundreds.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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New Hampshire Tax Guide
State Tax State tax rates and rules for income, sales, property, fuel, cigarette, and other taxes that impact New Hampshire residents.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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These 3 States Might End Property Taxes: What Homeowners Should Know
Your Home High property taxes are squeezing homeowners’ wallets, and some states are crafting plans to eliminate them. But is eliminating property tax really a good idea?
By Roxanne Bland
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Will a $1,000 Overtime Deduction Restore Your Take-Home Pay?
State Taxes Alabama's tax-free overtime has officially expired. We analyze the 2026 proposal to restore relief and whether a $1,000 deduction can offset the 22% surge in the cost of essentials.
By Kate Schubel
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The GOP Trump Account for Savings: Your Funding Starts Soon
Tax Law The "kids Trump account" is growing in popularity among supporters. Here's who's eligible.
By Kate Schubel
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Homeowners Face Potential Capital Gains Tax Shift: What to Know Now
Capital Gains Arizona is moving to cut taxes on home sale gains, while Senators Ted Cruz and Tim Scott push for nationwide capital gains tax relief.
By Kelley R. Taylor
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Tax Season 2026: 8 Big Changes to Know Before You File
Tax Season Due to several major tax rule changes, your 2025 return might feel unfamiliar even if your income looks the same.
By Kelley R. Taylor
Tax Season
