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You Be The Tax Judge: The Home Office Makeover Verdict
Can you deduct home office renovations? See how the Tax Court ruled on a $24,728 deduction and what today’s tax rules mean for working from home.
Tax News & Analysis
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Charitable Giving And Taxes: What’s Changing For 2026?
Charitable giving tax rules change in 2026. Learn about the new $1,000/$2,000 deduction, the 0.5% AGI floor, and limits for high-income taxpayers.
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Social Security Benefits Will Rise 3.6% In 2027. Here’s What That Means For You
Millions of Americans will see bigger Social Security checks in 2027. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for next year, which could mean an extra $75 a month for the average retired worker. But the annual announcement isn’t just about retirement benefits. The adjustment also affects disability and survivor benefits,…
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You Be The Tax Judge: Can You Write Off a Home Office Makeover?
Can you deduct the cost of renovating your home office? A California couple claimed nearly $25,000 in deductions. You be the tax judge.
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Getting To Know You Tuesday: Robert K. Morrow
Meet Robert K. Morrow, a California tax attorney, former law professor, and science fiction enthusiast, in this week’s Getting To Know You Tuesday.
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What’s That Presidential Election Campaign Fund Checkbox On Your Tax Return?
Checking the Presidential Election Campaign Fund box won’t increase your taxes or reduce your refund. Here’s what it does and where the money goes.
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Taxes Are on the Ballot in 2026. Here’s What Voters Need to Know.
From billionaire wealth taxes to property tax relief, voters in 17 states face tax-related ballot measures in November 2026. Here’s what you need to know.
