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What Is Tax Form 6252: What It Is And How To Use It

If you’ve ever sold something big like a rental property or a piece of land and didn’t get all your money upfront, you might have...

Will the IRS Catch a Missing 1099?: How the IRS Tracks Income

If you've missed reporting a 1099 form, you might be wondering if the IRS will eventually catch it. The short answer is yes, they have...

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...

Schedule K-1 (Form 1065): AKA Form K-1

If you've ever been involved with a partnership, S corporation, or certain types of trusts, there's a good chance you’ve come across Form K1. While...

A Complete Guide to IRS Form 3949-A: What It Is, How to Use It, and Why It Matters

If you’ve ever come across someone who might be playing fast and loose with their taxes, you might have wondered whether there’s anything you can...

Form 6198: At-Risk Limitations Explained

Taxes aren’t always just about reporting what you earned and paying what you owe. Sometimes, it’s about figuring out how much of your investment or...

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...

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...