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A Simpler Tax Experience Is Coming for Maryland Residents

For many Maryland taxpayers, managing state tax obligations has long meant navigating multiple systems, searching for account information and waiting for answers. That experience is about to change. The Maryland Comptroller’s Office is launching Maryland...
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Estate Planning After the One Big Beautiful Bill: What You Need to Know

The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act, enacted on July 4, 2025, brought significant and welcome changes to federal estate and gift tax rules. For many families, business owners and investors, these changes provide greater certainty, but they also shift...
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Tax Implications For U.S. Athletes Playing Professionally Abroad

For U.S. citizens and resident athletes, playing professionally with an overseas team can open the door to incredible career opportunities. But while the move may happen on the field or court, the tax implications follow you everywhere. No matter where...
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How to Make a Tax Payment Using IRS Direct Pay

As of September 30, 2025, the IRS stopped issuing paper checks for federal tax payments, including refunds. In tandem with this shift, the IRS also announced that it plans to phase out receiving paper checks for tax payments “as soon as practicable.”...
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Tax Guidance For Foreign Student-Athletes In U.S. College Sports

Foreign collegiate-athletes playing in the U.S. face special tax considerations. Typically on F‑1 or J‑1 visas, these athletes are treated as nonresident aliens for U.S. tax purposes and face both immigration and tax issues when earning NIL (Name, Image...
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The SALT Deduction Just Got a Temporary Boost — Here’s What It Means for You

If you live in a state with high income or property taxes, you have probably felt the sting of the federal cap on state and local tax (SALT) deductions. For years, that limit has been locked at $10,000, a figure that has hit taxpayers in states like New...
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