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2025 Is Your Last Chance for Home Energy Improvement Tax Credits If you’re thinking about making energy-efficient upgrades to your home,...

2025—Your Last Chance to Claim the Solar Tax Credit Thinking about going solar? The clock is ticking. The Residential Clean Energy Credit...

2 Must-Have Tools to Navigate 2025 Tax Changes Congress has passed one of the biggest tax packages in recent years— The One Big Beautiful...

Effective Dates of Key Tax Changes Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). If you’re feeling overwhelmed by what’s in the new tax...

Buy EV before September 2025 If you’re considering purchasing an electric vehicle for business or personal use, now is the time to act....

Verify Your Identity with ID.me To access IRS online tools such as your tax account, transcripts, payment plans, or to obtain an Identity...

International Clients When representing taxpayers who live outside the United States, submitting Form 2848 (Power of Attorney) or Form...

By TaxBrief / Viktoriya Barsukova, EA, MBA | July 2025 | The One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) Act introduced sweeping changes to the tax...

California Non-Conformity to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) Because California only currently conforms to the Internal Revenue...

Changes to business taxation The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) brings sweeping changes to business taxation. Here’s what you need to...

Significant updates to the federal tax system The legislation known as the One Big Beautiful Bill, enacted on July 4, 2025, introduces...

Protecting tax information Your Privacy Matters: How We Protect Your Tax Information At our firm, protecting your personal and tax...

By Jan Socha, CPA NATP Tax Content Specialist Because Gen Alpha is comprised of children and tweens, they are not directly invoIved in...

Gen Z adults representing new generation of taxpayers with modern work, lifestyle, and income habits What Tax Professionals Need to Know...

Millennials, often called Generation Y or Gen Y, are now between the ages of 29 and 44 (born 1981–1996), making them a key demographic in today’s tax landscape. As the children of Baby Boomers, older Gen Xers, and often the parents of Gen Alpha, this generation faces a unique mix of financial and tax challenges.