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Is Daycare Tax Deductible? Here’s What You Should Know in 2025

Daycare expenses can be a major cost for working parents, but the good news is, they may help reduce your taxes. Certain childcare costs are…


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Form 8958: Allocation of Tax Amounts Between Certain Individuals in Community Property States

IRS Form 8958 helps married couples who live in community property states split up income, deductions, and credits when filing separately. If you're not filing…


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Form 7202: Remembering (And Handling) COVID-19 Relief

It’s time to take a walk down memory lane; unfortunately, we’re going back to a time you probably hated: The lockdowns. If you're self-employed and…


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What You Need to Know About Form 8888: Allocation of Refund in 2025

Tax season is no one’s favorite time of year, but if you’re due for a refund, there’s at least something to look forward to. And…


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Form 4684: Reporting Casualty and Theft Losses in 2025

When disaster strikes (whether from a storm, fire, theft, or another unexpected event) the emotional and financial toll can be huge. If you've experienced a…


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Form 1310: Claiming a Refund for a Deceased Taxpayer

When someone you love passes away, taxes are probably the last thing on your mind. But if they were due a tax refund when they…


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Form 8300: Reporting Cash Payments of Over $10,000

Form 8300 is used to report large cash payments—specifically, any cash transaction over $10,000 received in a trade or business. If you run a business…


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Your Guide to Form 8936: Claiming the Clean Vehicle Credit in 2025

Form 8936 is your ticket to claiming the Clean Vehicle Credit, which helps you get some money back when you buy a qualifying electric or…