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Tax Law


Will Your Donation to a University Remain Tax-Deductible?
For many individuals, donating to an alma mater is a point of pride and a valued tradition, often accompanied by a welcome tax deduction. However, recent developments from Washington D.C. could place that deduction at risk.

Valeriya Avdeev
Apr 21


The "Nanny Tax": A Guide for Household Employers
Understanding your obligations is the first step toward a smooth and fair employment relationship.

Valeriya Avdeev
Apr 13


Cryptocurrency Tax Enforcement: What Taxpayers Need to Know in 2026
Cryptocurrency is no longer the “wild west” when it comes to taxes. In 2026, the IRS is aggressively stepping up crypto tax enforcement, and many taxpayers are being caught off guard
Nick Yagoda
Mar 31


The SALT Deduction Is Back — Bigger (Temporarily) in 2026
After years of
frustration for taxpayers in high-tax states, the deduction has been dramatically expanded — but with important caveats

Michael Flynn
Feb 19


IRS Audit Priorities 2026: Data-Driven Enforcement & Compliance
As the IRS doubles down on data-driven enforcement in 2026, high-income earners, partnerships, and digital asset investors face increased scrutiny under AI-powered audit systems.
Nick Yagoda
Dec 29, 2025


Trump Accounts – Individual Retirement Accounts for Minors
Trump Accounts are a new type of tax‑advantaged individual retirement account for minors that allow families to start long‑term investing for children under age 18

Michael Flynn
Dec 13, 2025
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