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Social Security Benefits Will Rise 3.6% In 2027. Here’s What That Means For You
Millions of Americans will see bigger Social Security checks in 2027. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for next year, which could mean an extra $75 a month for the average retired worker. But the annual announcement isn’t just about retirement benefits. The adjustment also affects disability and survivor benefits,…
Tax News & Analysis
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Taxes Are on the Ballot in 2026. Here’s What Voters Need to Know.
From billionaire wealth taxes to property tax relief, voters in 17 states face tax-related ballot measures in November 2026. Here’s what you need to know.
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What Is A Grantor Trust? Taxes From A to Z®
Learn what a grantor trust is, how it’s taxed, and why revocable and irrevocable trusts can offer different income and estate tax benefits.
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Tax-Free Fuel At The Pump? Not Exactly. Here’s What You Need To Know
Trump’s executive order doesn’t eliminate federal fuel taxes. Here’s what the temporary diesel relief actually does, who benefits, and what taxpayers should know.
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You Be the Tax Judge: The Verdict on a Money-Losing Horse Business
The Tax Court weighs in on a money-losing horse-breeding business—and explains why years of losses don’t necessarily make it a hobby.
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Getting To Know You Tuesday: Julie Susskind
Meet Julie Susskind, CPA and Senior Tax Manager at Gelt, as she talks tax strategy, career advice, AI, Broadway dreams, and really good pancakes.
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You Be The Tax Judge: They Loved Horses. They Lost Money. Was It Still A Business?
An Idaho couple kept raising horses despite years of losses. The IRS called their ranch a hobby. They called it a business. You be the Tax Judge.
