Injured Spouse Relief: How To File Form 8379 And Protect Your Tax Refund In 2027
Tax refund offsets for defaulted student loans are restarting. Form 8379 lets you claim your share of a joint refund. Here’s how to file for 2027.
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1098-T Explained: Scholarships, Taxes, and Credits
Learn how Form 1098-T works, when scholarships are taxable, and how families can maximize education tax credits.
1099-C And Student Loan Forgiveness: 2026 And Beyond
Considering loan forgiveness for your student loan debt? Don’t forget to understand the 1099-C tax implications.
What’s The Difference Between A W2 and W4?
Confused about the difference between a W2 and W4? This article will explain all the important contrasts.
How To Fill Out Form 5500-EZ For Your Solo 401k
The IRS requires Solo 401k plan owners with more than $250,000 in their plan to file a Form 5500-EZ every year. Here’s how to fill it out.
What Is a CP05 Letter from the IRS and What Should I Do?
Are you wondering about the CP05 letter that showed up on your desk from the IRS? Don’t worry yet! Here are the answers you’ll probably need!
What to Know About the 1098-E Student Loan Tax Form
If you made student loan payments last year, here’s what you need to know about your 1098-E interest statement when you file taxes.
What Is A Schedule K-1 Form?
Schedule K-1 forms are income tax documents associated with “pass through” businesses. But why are K-1s so complicated? Learn more.
What Is Beneficial Ownership Reporting (BOI)?
In 2024, many U.S. companies will begin filing BOI reports, under The Corporate Transparency Act. But what is Beneficial Ownership Reporting? Learn more.
What If You Receive A 1099-K And You Don’t Operate A Business?
1099-k forms allow businesses to report income from payment apps and online marketplaces. But what if you receive one and you don’t own a business? Learn more.
Form 8949: How To Attach The Crypto Tax Form To A Tax Return
If you traded cryptocurrencies, you’ll need to create and use Form 8949 for your taxes. Here’s how to upload it to your tax return.