What are the new IRS per diem rates for 2026–2027? Notice 2026-60 sets the high-low per diem rates at $329 for high-cost localities and $230 elsewhere in CONUS, effective October 1, 2026. Transportation-industry M&IE is $80 CONUS and $86 OCONUS, and the incidental-only rate stays at $5 per day. Every October, a wave of expense-policy…
Does my business qualify for the new paid family leave credit? If you pay wages during qualifying leave — or pay premiums for a PFML insurance policy — you likely do. The paid family leave credit is now permanent under the Working Families Tax Cuts, and IRS Notice 2026-28 (Aug. 5, 2026) explains how to…
What rights do you have when dealing with the IRS? Ten of them. The Taxpayer Bill of Rights groups long-standing protections in the tax law into ten fundamental rights — from the right to be informed to the right to a fair and just tax system. They are adopted in Internal Revenue Code § 7803(a)(3)…
You got a letter from the IRS — what should you do? Open it and read it carefully; don’t toss it or panic. Most IRS letters and notices concern a specific issue on your federal tax return or account — a correction, a balance due, a request for more information, or a credit question —…
Received an IRS Letter? That envelope can make anyone’s heart drop. This guide turns that panic into a clear, manageable plan, showing you exactly what to do, what to say, and how to protect yourself. You know that exact feeling, right? You’re sifting through your mail—junk, bill, junk… and then, *bam*. There it is….
Got a letter from the IRS? Don’t panic! This is your complete guide to surviving an IRS audit, understanding the process, knowing your rights, and managing it all with confidence. Let’s be real for a second. There are very few things that can make your heart drop into your stomach faster than seeing a…
