With the 2026 standard deduction soaring to $32,200 for joint filers and SALT cap changes, should you still itemize? We break down the pros and cons.

From student loan interest to retirement contributions, explore above-the-line tax deductions that could reduce your taxable income and lower your tax bill.

The 2026 tax season can be summed up in two words: Complexity and cash. Many can expect bigger refunds, but detailed rules ...

Comprehensive guide to U.S. itemized deductions for 2026, covering Schedule A, SALT limits, medical expenses, interest, charity, and 1040-NR ...

There are several significant changes to the tax benefits Americans are entitled to claim this year including senior bonuses, ...

Carl Carlson, founder and CEO of Carlson Financial, looks at the difference between standard and itemized deductions on your ...

The 2018 Tax Act created a new deduction for qualified business income earned by an individual. The basic deduction is 20% of ...

Tax season has arrived and after the passage of the 2025 tax bill, millions are going to see changes from the previous year.

The Internal Revenue Service anticipates receiving some 164 million individual income tax returns as Americans digest the ...

Donating to charity is a great way to show your giving spirit and can help save money at the same time if you follow key ...