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You Be the Tax Judge: Can An Influencer Deduct Celebrity Experiences?
Can a social media influencer deduct Grammy tickets, celebrity meet-and-greets, and other experiences as business expenses? You be the Tax Judge.
Tax News & Analysis
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A New Lead In The Tylenol Murders and The Tax Twist You Probably Forgot
A possible new link has emerged in the 1982 Tylenol murders, reviving interest in the unsolved case—and James Lewis’s surprising connection to taxes.
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Getting To Know You Tuesday: Lily Tran
Meet Lily Tran, founder of TaxUSign and Taxpayer CARE Center, and learn how the Enrolled Agent, tax educator, and mom approaches taxes, business, and life.
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IRS Finalizes Rules For The New Car Loan Interest Deduction
The IRS has finalized rules for a new deduction that lets some taxpayers write off interest they pay on new car loans. The deduction, created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), applies to qualified passenger vehicle loan interest for tax years 2025 through 2028. The maximum deduction is $10,000 per return (not per…
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Draft 2026 Form 1040 Adds New Citizenship And Work Authorization Question
Draft Form 1040 for 2026 adds a new citizenship and work-authorization question, plus Schedule 3-A changes affecting certain refundable credits.
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IRS Is Ending The Taxpayer Advocacy Panel. Here’s What We Know.
The IRS is ending the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel in its current form and replacing it with a new approach to gathering taxpayer feedback.
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A Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Taxpayer Rights And Change How The IRS Works
A bipartisan Senate bill would change IRS service, taxpayer rights, refunds, paid tax preparer rules, and access to the Tax Court. Here’s what you need to know.
