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2024 Tax Year in Review 2024 Post-Election Tax Policy Update 2024 Post-Filing Season Update

IRS Warns Taxpayers to Watch Out for Common Tax Scams (IR-2025-26)
The IRS released its annual Dirty Dozen list of tax scams for 2025, cautioning taxpayers, businesses and tax professionals about schemes that threaten their financial and tax information. The IRS iden...

IRS Expands Individual Online Account to Simplify Tax Filing (IR-2025-28)
The IRS has expanded its Individual Online Account tool to include information return documents, simplifying tax filing for taxpayers. The first additions are Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, and F...

IRS Informs Taxpayers of ABLE Accounts for Disability-Related Savings
The IRS informed taxpayers that Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts allow individuals with disabilities and their families to save for qualified expenses without affecting eligibility...

IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Use Refund Tool (IR-2025-25)
The IRS urged taxpayers to use the “Where’s My Refund?” tool on IRS.gov to track their 2024 tax return status. Following are key details about the tool and the refund process:E-filers can chec...

IRS Releases Excludable or Deductible Foreign Housing Expenses for 2025 (Notice 2025-16)
The IRS has provided the foreign housing expense exclusion/deduction amounts for tax year 2025. Generally, a qualified individual whose entire tax year is within the applicable period is limited to ma...

CT - Municipalities may adopt modified depreciation schedule for vehicles; exemption for veterans modified
Legislation regarding Connecticut property taxes is enacted that: (1) creates an option for municipalities to adopt a modified depreciation schedule for vehicles; and (2) modifies the exemption for pe...

NJ - Property tax credit guidance for 22/23 updated
New Jersey residents who typically do not file gross income tax returns may need to act to receive a property tax credit for 2022 and 2023 due to changes to the ANCHOR and Stay NJ property tax relief ...

NY - Individual entitled to earned income and child credits based on documents and testimony
An individual was eligible for the New York earned income credit (EIC) because credible testimony, combined with documents in the record, substantiated his reported income. In addition, a combination ...