Here’s how to tell whether filing separately makes sense for you Fact checked by Suzanne Kvilhaug Even if you are happily married, you don’t necessarily have to file taxes with your spouse. While many ...

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There's a new tax break for Americans over 65 that's supposed to help with living costs. Sounds like relief is finally here, right? Yet thousands of seniors are discovering that this seemingly ...

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Even if you’re below the income threshold for 2025, tax credits and excess withholding could result in a tax refund, making filing a tax return worth your time.

New IRS Schedule 1-A for 2025 introduces 4 new deductions for tips, overtime, car loan interest and seniors. These changes could lower your tax bill.