Dirty Dozen Tax Scams

The IRS is revealing its “Dirty Dozen” Tax Scams for 2021. Here are some of them: Be on the lookout for scammers who set up fake charitable organizations to take advantage of the public’s generosity, especially after tragedies and disasters, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch out for scammers targeting immigrants with limited English proficiency,

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New Interest Rates

New interest rates apply to tax refunds and overpayments in Texas. The interest rate used to calculate these amounts is the lesser of the annual rate of interest earned on deposits in the state treasury during November of the previous calendar year as determined by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, or the rate set

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The Biden administration proposes far-reaching tax overhaul

Huge Changes are Coming.  Are you Ready? The Biden administration recently announced his $1.8 trillion American Families Plan (AFP), the third step in his Build Back Better policy initiative. The announcement followed the previous releases of the proposed $2.3 trillion American Jobs Plan and the Made in America Tax Plan. These plans propose major investments in various domestic

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Historic Home Renovations

Taxpayers who rehabilitate a historic structure may qualify for a rehabilitation tax credit. To help interested parties gain a basic understanding of the rehab credit, the IRS has issued a series of frequently asked questions on the topic. For example, who can claim a rehab credit? Taxpayers that own an interest in the building directly

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Tax Year Almost Half Over

With the 2021 tax year nearly half over, it’s a good time to review your eligibility for tax deductions and tax credits. To help you minimize your tax bill, the IRS is offering tips for year-round tax planning. Tax deductions lead to reduced taxable income. To find out if you can itemize deductions (rather than

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