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Why You Should Check Your Form W-4 (and How to Tweak It)
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January 12, 2026
TaxStache Team
Most people fill out a Form W-4 on their first day at a new job, file it with HR, and never think about it again. But that simple form is one of the most powerful tools you have for managing your year-end tax bill. Its one and only job is to tell your employer how…
Your Paycheck Stopped, But Your Taxes Didn’t: A Retiree’s First Guide
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December 22, 2025
TaxStache Team
Congrats! You've finally retired. You worked hard for 40 years, got a paycheck, and taxes were simple. Here's what you need to know now to avoid a nasty surprise from the IRS.
The EV Tax Credit Maze: New Rules, Used Cars, and Income Limits
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November 20, 2025
TaxStache Team
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill, federal EV credits are available only fore vehicles acquired on or before September 30, 2025. Learn how the rules work.
Why You Should Check Your Form W-4 (and How to Tweak It)
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November 19, 2025
TaxStache Team
Life changes, and so should your W-4 (or W-9). Here are the most common reasons to make an adjustment and exactly how to do it.
The Great Shoebox Dilemma: How Long to Actually Keep Your Tax Records
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November 16, 2025
TaxStache Team
Inside every taxpayer, two wolves are locked in combat. One says three years of receipts is enough, the other says keep it just in case. So, who’s right?
Don’t Get Ghosted: How to Spot a Phantom Tax Preparer
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October 24, 2025
TaxStache Team
Don't get caught by phantom tax preparers! Learn how to spot the red flags and protect yourself from fraudulent tax schemes with this essential guide.
The Scholarship You Give Yourself: Education Credits Explained
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September 26, 2025
TaxStache Team
Learn how to claim up to $2,500 for college costs with the two key education tax credits, the AOTC and LLC, by understanding who qualifies, what expenses are covered, and how to file.