Federal tax code overhaul under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act delivers sweeping changes for individuals and businesses, including expanded deductions and

IRS urges taxpayers to prepare now for the 2026 filing season with new rules, filing tips and major changes that could save time and stress.

The IRS 2026 tax season is expected to be one of the most unusual in years. The IRS will start accepting 2025 tax returns on January 26, but new tax brackets and federal tax changes could reshape refunds.

With the new year comes new laws, and there are several that will impact your wallet; specifically, new laws concerning the tax code.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act became law less than six months ago, but several major changes to the tax code have already taken effect.

While the 2025 budget bill created some new tax breaks business owners can take advantage of immediately , the meat of the changes to the tax law will start to roll out in 2026. The tax code for businesses saw several significant overhauls, which is likely to cause some confusion, but it could lower your overall tax burden.

The incoming mayor has proposed increasing taxes on large companies and on New Yorkers earning over $1 million.

Laura MacDonald explores philanthropy as founder of Benefactor Group, author of The Endowment Handbook, and past chair of Giving USA. The new tax law adopted on July 4, 2025, will have a significant impact on charitable giving. Most provisions will take ...