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Find more information about your Arkansas state income taxes below. Where’s my Arkansas State refund? Check the status of your refund using these resources. State:  ArkansasRefund Status Website:  Check my Arkansas tax refund statusRefund Status… Read more: Where Is My Arkansas State Tax Refund?

Find more information about your Nebraska state income taxes below. Where’s my Nebraska tax refund? Check the status of your Nebraska tax return using these resources. State: NebraskaRefund Status Website: Check my Nebraska tax… Read more: Where Is My Nebraska State Tax Refund?

Where’s my refund IL? Checking the status of your Illinois tax refund is easy. Like the IRS, Illinois allows you to check the status of your state tax refund on its website. You… Read more: Where Is My Illinois State Tax Refund?

Find more information about your Kansas state income taxes below. Check your filing and refund status for any state. Where’s my Kansas tax refund? Check your Kansas refund status using these resources. State:  KansasRefund… Read more: Where Is My Kansas State Tax Refund?

Updated for tax year 2025. If you’re self-employed and have many different business activities or side hustles, it can be confusing to know how to report them all on your taxes. There are certain rules… Read more: Schedule C: Reporting Self-Employment Income from Multiple Sources

If you’re involved in a partnership or S corporation that owns rental real estate, you’ll likely come across Form 8825 during tax filing season. This Internal Revenue Service form reports rental income and expenses… Read more: Form 8825: Rental Real Estate for Partnerships and S Corps

Find more information about your Minnesota state income taxes below. Check your e-filing and refund status for any state. Where’s my Minnesota tax refund? Check the status of your Minnesota tax refund using these… Read more: Where Is My Minnesota State Tax Refund?

Ivesting is a powerful way to grow your wealth, but it also comes with tax implications that every taxpayer should understand. Whether you invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or other assets, your… Read more: Taxes on Investments: What Investors Need to Know

If you earn money from a rental property or other supplemental income source, chances are the IRS wants to hear about it — specifically on Schedule E. This form plays a big role… Read more: Schedule E: How to Report Supplemental Income and Loss

Watch our Gig Work Taxes | Tax Me Anything episode. Welcome to Tax Me Anything, a new TaxAct® video series where we break down real tax questions people are actually searching for. In… Read more: Video: Gig Work Taxes | Tax Me Anything

Updated for tax year 2025. Did you profit from selling a house, some investments, or even a car this year? If so, you’ll likely need to report the sale on your income tax… Read more: Long-Term Capital Gains Tax: How Much Tax Will I Owe?

Updated for tax year 2025. What are tax forms? Income tax forms are the official government documents the IRS requires you to fill out when you file your taxes. Usually, the more complicated… Read more: Tax Forms & Schedules

Find more information about your Rhode Island state income taxes below. Where is my Rhode Island tax refund? Check the status of your refund using these resources. State:  Rhode IslandRefund Status Website:  Check my Rhode… Read more: Where Is My Rhode Island State Tax Refund?

If you’re spending time in the U.S. on a temporary visa, you may be surprised by how important certain tax-related forms can be, even when you’re only here as a student. One of… Read more: E-File Form 8843 Online | Fast & Simple with TaxAct

Updated for tax year 2025. Was your tax refund smaller than anticipated this year? Here’s why your refund from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may not be as big as last year’s, and… Read more: Why Is My Tax Refund Smaller This Year?

If you have student loan debt, you may have heard that the federal government is restarting student loans debt collection in 2025 (something that’s been on hold since the pandemic began in 2020).… Read more: Student Loans Debt Collection Update: What Borrowers Need to Know

A brand-new tax year often means a fresh batch of updates to the tax code. However, the 2025 tax changes are a bit bigger than those of recent years, thanks to the Working… Read more: 2025 Tax Law Changes: What to Know Before Filing

If Tax Day feels like it’s sneaking up on you, you’re not alone … and you have options! When you find yourself needing more time to file, you can request an automatic tax… Read more: How to File a Tax Extension

Nobody likes unpleasant surprises when it comes to taxes. And if you unexpectedly find yourself owing the IRS hundreds or thousands of dollars that you don’t have, it’s normal to feel the panic… Read more: How to Set Up an IRS Payment Plan Through TaxAct

Updated for tax year 2025. Get ready to mark these important dates on your calendar. Here are the most important tax deadlines and due dates for taxpayers in 2026 — and answers to… Read more: Important Tax Dates and Deadlines in 2026

Filing taxes can be complex, especially for partnership business owners who need to file IRS Form 1065. If your business is a partnership or a multi-member LLC, you’re in the right place! This… Read more: IRS Form 1065: A Guide for Partnership Owners

If you plan on selling investments this tax year or in the future, it’s time to get acquainted with cost basis. But what is cost basis, why does the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)… Read more: How to Calculate Cost Basis: Common FAQs and Examples

Being a small business owner can come with valuable tax breaks, but sometimes, navigating the complexity of small business taxes can be tricky. One tax deduction that can be particularly confusing is bonus… Read more: Bonus Depreciation: What It Is and How to Claim It

Welcome to the wonderful world of tax refunds, where the dollars you receive after filing taxes can either bring a smile to your face or leave you scratching your head. Taxes play a… Read more: Understanding Your Tax Refund: A Comprehensive Guide

Updated for tax year 2025. When you file your taxes, your tax filing status can make a big difference in how much tax you owe. Many people simply choose the filing status they… Read more: How to Pick Your Tax Filing Status

Updated for tax year 2025. People often talk about the tax benefits of getting married — but that doesn’t mean unmarried people are out of luck when it comes to getting the most back on… Read more: Tax Benefits for Single Filers: 4 Ways to Save More This Year

Updated for tax year 2025. Do you need more time to file your business return this year? No sweat — that’s what tax extensions are for. Read on to learn more about filing… Read more: Your Guide to Filing a Business Tax Extension

Understanding the SALT tax deduction (state and local tax deduction) can help you maximize your itemized deductions by reducing your federal tax liability. This tax break allows you to claim certain state and… Read more: The SALT Tax Deduction Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and the New 2025 SALT Cap

If you work at home, you’ve probably heard about the home office deduction and its many tax benefits. But who exactly qualifies for this deduction, and how does it work? In this comprehensive… Read more: The Home Office Deduction: A Comprehensive Guide

Whether you’re a small business owner or an individual tax filer, you may have heard a lot about 1099 forms. But what exactly are they? What is Form 1099? Use the table below… Read more: Your Guide to Form 1099: What You Need to Know

Updated for 2025. When you file your annual tax return, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the forms and schedules out there. To help you cut through the clutter, we’ve rounded up… Read more: Top 7 IRS Tax Forms You Need to Know

If you rely on tips as part of your paycheck, you’ve likely heard about the new no tax on tips provision included in the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), also called the Working… Read more: No Tax on Tips: What Tipped Workers Need to Know About the New Deduction

If you’ve ever worked late nights, weekends, or double shifts, you’re likely very familiar with overtime pay. But the benefits just got better — as of 2025, there’s a new tax break designed… Read more: No Tax on Overtime Explained: What the New Deduction Means for Your Paycheck

Updated for tax year 2025. If you’re an employee, you’re probably familiar with federal income tax and other withholdings on your regular paycheck. But what happens when you receive a year-end bonus or… Read more: How Your Year-End Bonus Is Taxed

Updated for tax year 2025. Everybody loves an annual bonus at the end of the year, but not everyone understands how bonuses affect their tax returns or even what the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) considers… Read more: How Annual Bonuses Are Taxed: 7 Common Questions Answered

Updated for tax year 2025. Curious about the business tax deadlines that you should mark on your calendar this tax season? Here’s what small business owners need to know. Deadlines for filing small… Read more: Key Tax Deadlines for Small Business Owners

The Working Families Tax Cut Act (formerly called the One Big Beautiful Bill) introduced a new type of savings account called Trump Accounts (also known as 503A accounts). These investment-style savings accounts are… Read more: What is a Trump Account? Understanding the New Savings Accounts for Kids and Families

If you’re a UGC creator (user-generated content creator), making content for brands through platforms like Influee®, Steady®, Billo®, or Cohley®, you might be wondering how taxes work for your brand deals, sponsorships, and… Read more: Taxes for UGC Creators: Influee, Steady & More

If you dabbled in buying or selling cryptocurrency, NFTs (non-fungible tokens), or other digital assets during 2025, you might notice a new crypto tax form showing up in your inbox for the upcoming… Read more: IRS Form 1099-DA Explained: Digital Asset Tax Reporting Guide

A new car loan interest deduction is hitting the road in tax year 2025, and it could mean extra tax savings for tons of car buyers. Part of the Working Families Tax Cuts… Read more: Can You Deduct Car Loan Interest on 2025 Taxes?