Taxes
TaxConnex Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies
We’re proud to share that TaxConnex has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, Inc.’s annual ranking of the...
Do Widows Pay Taxes on Life Insurance Payouts?
Key Takeaways Most widows do not pay federal income tax on life insurance payouts. Death benefits paid to a named...
What Does IRS Notice CP53E Mean? A Complete Guide for Taxpayers
Key Takeaways IRS Notice CP53E means the IRS could not issue your tax refund by direct deposit due to incorrect,...
Your Sales Tax Expert Left. Now What?
Employee turnover is a reality for every organization. But when the person responsible for sales tax compliance leaves, the impact...
Can You Have Multiple Payment Plans With the IRS?
Key Takeaways No, you generally cannot have multiple payment plans with the IRS. Most taxpayers are limited to one active installment agreement,...
SALT Deduction Changes 2026: What’s New and Who Benefits
Key Takeaways The SALT deduction 2026 limit increased to $40,400 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), allowing many...
Tax Relief Now: How to Get Tax Help ASAP
Key Takeaways Tax relief includes IRS programs that help taxpayers manage or resolve tax debt, such as installment agreements, Offers...
You Received a Sales Tax Audit Notice. What now?
No business wants to receive a sales tax audit notice. Whether you've been expecting it or it comes completely out of...
Bonus Depreciation for Real Estate Explained
Key Takeaways Bonus depreciation for real estate allows investors to immediately deduct the cost of qualifying property components instead of depreciating them over...
State Tax Refund Seized. Now What?
Key Takeaways A state tax refund seized means all or part of your refund was intercepted through a refund offset...
What Businesses Need to Know Before 2027
For years, one of the biggest challenges for technology companies has been the lack of consistency in how states tax...
What are Education Credits and Deductions Every Student Should Claim?
Key Takeaways Education tax credits directly reduce your tax bill, while education deductions reduce your taxable income. Credits generally provide greater tax...
