Most milestones in life come with a celebration, gifts, and, at the very least, some new emotions and memories. And while it may not initially cross your mind, those life changes also affect your tax status. However, amidst all the excitement and possible stress of transitioning into these new chapters, you might not consider the changes you also must (or at least should) make when filing your taxes once the season rolls around.  For individuals, families, and business owners

As concerns over retirement savings grow, many states are implementing programs to close the gap and offer employees a chance to increase their savings. New York is the latest one to join the fray. As of the end of 2025, the state legislature officially launched the New York Secure Choice Savings Program . Since this new program affects both employers and employees, both groups need to understand the details that go into New York Secure Choice so they can comply correctly and

When you’re a regular employee working with a W2, filing your taxes can be relatively simple. Things get a bit more complicated, though, once you enter the world of side hustles and gig work.  Earning some extra cash almost always leaves you liable for reporting that income to the IRS. Unfortunately, too many folks either don’t realize that or fail to take the necessary steps to avoid a big bill from the IRS come tax season.  You don’t want to be one of them. That’s why we’re