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- A child’s and their parent’s sports expenses, from registration fees and travel to equipment and volunteer time, sit at the intersection of personal, medical, charitable and business tax rules.
- Can the IRS See Your Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App Transactions?
- Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, Stripe, and other payment apps can create tax reporting obligations for freelancers and small business owners. Learn how Form 1099-K works, what income must be reported, and how to avoid bookkeeping headaches.
- What Tip-Earning Taxpayers Need to Know under the Tips Deduction Final Regulations
- A new, temporary federal tax break for tip earners went into law for tax years beginning in 2025 and runs through 2028. The change creates a below-the-line deduction for “qualified tips,” but it comes with a number of eligibility rules, reporting requirements, and limits taxpayers need to know.
- The Side Hustle Tax Trap Hitting Gen Z
- From Venmo income to freelance gigs and creator revenue, many Gen Z workers are facing unexpected tax bills. Learn how side hustle taxes work and how to avoid common mistakes.
- Video Tips: QOF Deferred Income Becomes Taxable In 2026
- Deferred gains invested in Qualified Opportunity Funds may become taxable in 2026. Learn planning strategies to help reduce the tax impact.
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