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New IRS App: More Mobile Access, but Is It Accessible?
The new IRS app gives you more ways to manage your taxes from your phone. For blind and low vision people, that could make everyday tasks easier—but only if the app is accessible.
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Starting a New Job? Understand State and Federal Tax Withholding Forms
Starting a new job or juggling multiple income sources? Learn what the federal W-4 and Maryland MW507 do, how to use official withholding tools, and what to consider before skipping an older tax return.
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Estimated Taxes: What You Need to Know Before You File
If you earn money from freelance work, independent contracts, or investments, you may need to pay federal taxes before you file your return. Checking now can help you avoid a surprise tax bill and an underpayment penalty.
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Tax Transcripts: What They Are and How to Get One
A tax transcript can be an important document when applying for a mortgage, loan, or completing other financial tasks. Learn what tax transcripts are, which type you may need, and how to request one from the IRS.
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IRS Introduces Automatic Penalty Relief for Eligible Taxpayers: Why Paying on Time Matters
The IRS is making it easier for eligible taxpayers with a strong history of filing and paying on time to receive penalty relief automatically. For self-employed workers and contractors, staying organized and paying estimated taxes on time remains one of the best ways to avoid unnecessary costs.
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IRS Shares Tips for Tracking Charitable Donations
Keeping accurate records of charitable donations can make tax filing easier and help ensure you receive any deductions you may qualify for. The IRS shares important tips for tracking your charitable contributions.
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Summer Hiring? What Seasonal and Part Time Employers Need to Know About Taxes
Summer hires? Seasonal and part-time employers need to know federal tax rules, including withholding, Form 941, and Form 943 for agricultural workers.
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Mid-Year Is the Perfect Time to Check Your Taxes and Avoid Surprises
It is often too late to make meaningful tax changes during filing season. Learn why a mid-year check-in can help you reduce stress and improve your tax outcome.
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Prepare Now: Simple Steps to Protect Your Financial Records Before a Disaster
The IRS encourages taxpayers to prepare for disasters before they happen. Learn how storing documents electronically can help protect your financial records and simplify recovery.
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The Taxpayer Bill of Rights: What Every Taxpayer Should Know
The IRS recently shared a reminder about the Taxpayer Bill of Rights — ten fundamental protections that apply to every taxpayer. Understanding these rights can help reduce confusion, protect your privacy, and make navigating the tax system more manageable.