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2026 Mileage Rates Are Here!

2026 Mileage Rates Are Here!

New Mileage Rates Announced by the IRS

Big news for 2026: Updated mileage rates are here! The way you record your travel could earn you extra cash in your pocket.

  • The standard business mileage rate increases by 2.5 cents to 72.5 cents per mile.
  • The medical and moving mileage rates go down 1/2 cent to 20.5 cents per mile.
  • Charitable mileage rates remain unchanged at 14 cents per mile.
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Tax-Free Tips Are Here — You Need Tip Tracking Now!

Tax-Free Tips Are Here — You Need Tip Tracking Now!

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) makes tip income tax-free. But as with any new tax law, the fine print matters, and some of these details still need clarification.

Here is what you should know.

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Making Bad News Good Tax News

Making Bad News Good Tax News

With the pending tariffs and turbulent markets, the last thing on most taxpayers minds is tax planning. But in the midst of all this turmoil is the potential for tax saving activity available to those willing to plan accordingly. Here is what you need to know.

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Understanding the Tax Gap — Voluntary Tax Compliance Is Measured

Understanding the Tax Gap — Voluntary Tax Compliance Is Measured

While more and more legislation is introduced that penalizes all of us for doing things wrong on our tax returns, please remember that at its origin, tax collection in the U.S. is voluntary. In other words, the tax code is defined, we are given due dates, and the government asks us to voluntarily comply.

When you don’t, there are late filing penalties, underpayment penalties, fines, fees, interest and other imposed compliance incentives including audits. To help guide Congress and the Treasury Department, there are ongoing studies conducted to try to calculate the trends in non-compliance.

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Reminder: Fourth Quarter Estimated Taxes Now Due

Reminder: Fourth Quarter Estimated Taxes Now Due

Now Is the Time to Make Estimated Tax Payments.

If you have not already done so, now is the time to review your tax situation and make an estimated quarterly tax payment using Form 1040-ES. The 4th quarter due date for the 2025 tax year is due on or before January 15, 2026.

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