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How Higher 2026 AMT Risk Could Affect Your Year-End Tax Planning
Changes taking effect in 2026 may increase AMT exposure for some higher-income taxpayers. Learn how the Alternative Minimum Tax could affect year-end tax planning strategies, even if you haven’t owed the AMT in recent years.
Fall 2026 Tax Tips: A Little Planning Now Can Keep Tax Season Smooth
Fall is a great time for a quick tax checkup. With the 2025 law, often called the One Big Beautiful Bill now impacting 2026 tax returns, a little planning before December 31 may help you avoid a surprise next spring.
Tax Planning for Real Estate Investors
Taxes can affect the economics of an investment property from the time you buy it through the time you sell it. Find out the potential tax consequences of decisions you make about your involvement in rental activities, improvements to the property, and the timing and structure of a sale.
Tax Tips for Parents with Kids Heading to College This Fall
When a child goes to college, there are both tax-saving opportunities and potential tax pitfalls. Learn how to make the most of the former and minimize the latter.
Be Tax-Smart With Your Mutual Fund Investments
Mutual funds can be a simple way to diversify your portfolio, but their tax treatment is not always simple. Learn what to know about holding and selling mutual funds in a taxable account.
Midyear Tax Planning Strategies to Help Reduce Your Tax Bill
A midyear tax review can help you evaluate your income, deductions and investments while there is still time to make planning adjustments before year-end.
Will You Owe Taxes When You Sell Your Home?
Home values have risen significantly in recent years, but selling your home doesn't always mean you'll owe taxes. Learn when the home sale exclusion applies, when capital gains taxes may be triggered, and what steps you can take to plan ahead.
Should You Make After-tax, Non-Roth 401(k) Contributions?
Most retirement savers focus on pre-tax and Roth contributions, but there may be a third option worth considering. Learn how after-tax non-Roth 401(k) contributions can help diversify your retirement savings strategy and provide greater flexibility in the future.
Moving to a New State? Review the Tax Implications First
A change in state residency has tax implications beyond income taxes. Find out what tax factors to look at before relocating.
Your Post-tax-filing Checklist
There are a few more things to do once you’ve filed your 2025 income tax return …
What You Need to Know About Filing an Extension — and Minimizing Penalties
If you’re not ready to file your 2025 federal individual income tax return by April 15, you can request an automatic extension. Filing an extension (Form 4868) by April 15 can give you breathing room to file accurately and protect you from the failure-to-file penalty (assuming you file by the extended Oct. 15 deadline).
April 15 is the Deadline for More Than Just Your Income Tax Return
Depending on your situation, you may have more to do by April 15 than file your Form 1040. What you do — or don’t do — by that date could either save you or cost you taxes, interest and penalties.

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