It’s Back-to-School Season: Help Clients with Tax Tips and Education Credits

It’s Back-to-School Season: Help Clients with Tax Tips and Education Credits

Two of the most widely used credits — the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) and the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC) — may offer significant opportunities to reduce a client’s federal income tax liability. This article provides an overview of these credits, including qualified expenses, income limits, institutional reporting requirements, and common filing issues — so you can better support your clients this back-to-school season and beyond.…

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EIC Eligibility Updates: What Do Tax Professionals Need to Know

EIC Eligibility Updates: What Do Tax Professionals Need to Know

As tax professionals prepare for the 2025 filing season, staying up to date on changes to the Earned Income Credit (EIC) is essential—not just for compliance, but for maximizing client refunds and minimizing audit risk. The IRS has issued several adjustments for tax year 2024 (filed in 2025), affecting income thresholds, credit amounts, and due diligence requirements. Earned Income Credit updates, EIC 2025 tax season, EIC eligibility 2025, IRS EIC guidelines…

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Vacation Rental Tax Tips for Tax Professionals

Vacation Rental Tax Tips for Tax Professionals

As summer travel heats up, many taxpayers turn their second homes into short-term rentals. While the extra income can be lucrative, it also introduces a complex mix of tax rules that require attention from seasoned tax professionals. If your clients own or are considering listing a vacation rental, here are key tax tips to keep in mind for the coming tax season and beyond.…

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