Other Tax Topics
If you’re looking for a wide array of articles related to the IRS and taxes, read through our Other Tax Topics section for the latest in tax breaks, tax credits, and those cautionary tales about tax evasion.
Mega Migraines: The IRS and the Lottery
Many of us have bought a ticket or two, especially when the jackpot is hitting upwards of hundreds of millions. But whether you're in it to win…
What Constitutes a Church Under Federal Laws?
Because churches are afforded special tax-exempt status by the IRS, there are very specific guidelines determining which organizations can and can't…
What the Coronavirus Stimulus Package Means for Workers and Businesses
The CARES Act is the largest stimulus program in history, providing payments, grants, and loans to support workers and their employers. What are you…
What the COVID-19 Tax Extension Means for Small Businesses
What do small businesses need to do to get an addition 90-days to file and pay 2019 taxes owed? Nothing. The government just granted an across-the-…
Strange-But-True Tax Deductions
The Internal Revenue Service continues to grant tax breaks to business owners for their expenses while entertaining clients. Half of those costs are…
How to Avoid a Tax Audit
Thinking about writing off that "business expense"? You may want to think again. Learn which tax breaks to use, and which ones to use with caution.
Rock 'n Roll Tax Deductions
October marks the 25th anniversary of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame & Museum. In addition to recognizing contributions that rock 'n roll legends…
Top Ten Strangest Tax Write-Offs
Throughout the year, many taxpayers keep receipts of charitable donations, business expenses, and even vehicle mileage, for a lucrative tax write-off…
The National Sales Tax: Fair or Not?
With grassroots support for the federal sales tax growing across the nation, it seems the proposed tax might well become reality. But what would…
Duty-Free: Why Is It Only Available to Overseas Travelers?
Duty-free retail is big business. According to the Duty Free World Council, sales of duty-free goods top $20 billion U.S. dollars annually. And it's…