P.L. 119-21 Overtime Tax Deduction: IRS Confirms New $12,500 Take-Home Pay Rules

P.L. 119-21 Overtime Tax Deduction

A massive regulatory shift is about to significantly boost the take-home pay of millions of hourly workers across the United States. Following the recent enactment of the “One Big Beautiful … Read more

Social Security Wage Base Limit 2026: IRS Confirms Maximum Payroll Tax Cap Hike

Social Security Wage Base Limit 2026

The federal government has officially finalized the new payroll adjustments for the upcoming tax year, and high-earning American workers are looking at a bigger deduction from their paychecks. Following the … Read more

Two SSI Payments in July? Here’s Why August Looks Different

Two SSI Payments in July

Millions of Americans who rely on Supplemental Security Income may notice something unusual this summer: two SSI payments arriving in July and no separate payment showing up in August. At … Read more

Oregon Retirees Face New Questions Over Social Security and Medicare Funding

Oregon Social Security and Medicare Funding

For many Oregon families, Social Security and Medicare are more than government programs they’re an essential part of retirement planning. With thousands of older adults relying on monthly benefits and … Read more

IRS AI Guidelines for Tax Practitioners: What Changes for Tax Professionals?

IRS AI Guidelines for Tax Practitioners

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday work for accountants, enrolled agents, and tax professionals. From drafting client emails to summarizing tax documents, AI tools are saving time across … Read more