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IRS proposes regulations implementing premium tax credit changes

The IRS and Treasury proposed regulations implementing Sec. 36B premium tax credit changes enacted in H.R. 1, including new eligibility and verification requirements, reporting changes, and rules governing repayment of excess advance premium tax credits.

Social Security wage base and COLA announced for 2027

The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027 and increased the Social Security wage base to $192,300. The annual update also includes changes to retirement earnings limits and other indexed Social Security amounts that affect taxpayers and employers.

Treasury, IRS propose regulations for education tax credit

Treasury and the IRS proposed regulations for the education freedom tax credit, a new federal credit under Sec. 25F for contributions to organizations that provide scholarships to eligible elementary and secondary schools.

IRS updates overtime deduction FAQs, adds reporting details

Workers generally may claim the overtime pay deduction only for amounts reported on Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, beginning in tax year 2026, according to updated IRS FAQs. The IRS also clarified that the deduction does not make overtime pay exempt from gross income.

Planning for new charitable contribution limits

Thresholds and ceilings for individual and corporate deductions under the law known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act may indicate a need for donation timing and other strategies.

Condo casualty losses: Deductions for common-interest property

When disaster strikes a condominium or planned community, owners often pay for common-area repairs — but don’t always get the casualty loss deduction they expect. This article addresses when deductions are allowed and how communities might restructure ownership to unlock tax benefits for their residents.