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The Treasury Department has offered a preview of the expected education freedom tax credit guidance to come.

What The Treasury’s Education Freedom Tax Credit Guidance Means for SGOs, Donors, and Advocates

A construction worker injured by a malfunctioning power tool may pursue a workers comp third party claim to recover maximum compensation for his injury.

Workers Comp Third Party Claims: What Injured Workers Need to Know

Penalty and interest stamps remind taxpayers that filing a protective claim for refund by July 10, 2026 may make them eligible for a refund on IRS penalties and interest paid during the Covid era.

Protective Claim for Refund: Reclaim COVID-Era IRS Penalties by July 10

An elderly man works in the parking lot and understands the risks involved. He is wondering, "Do you get workers comp for part time work?"

Workers Comp for Part-Time Employees: What You Need to Know

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A small business owner opening her shop is relieved to hear about the new Corporate Transparency Act injunction and exemptions.

Corporate Transparency Act Injunction and Exemptions: What the Latest FinCEN Guidance Means for Small Businesses

Jennifer Kim Nguyen

February 26, 2026

August 11, 2026 Update: FinCEN issues a final ruling, removing the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirement for U.S. companies, deleting previously reported information by...

FinCEN Real Estate News: Why the New Residential Reporting Rule Matters in 2026

Jennifer Kim Nguyen

February 19, 2026

3/20/26 ALERT: In light of a federal court decision, reporting persons are not currently required to file real estate reports with FinCEN and are not...

A photo of 2 cars that have been in an accident serve as a reminder that it is difficult to know what to do after a car accident in Virginia.

What To Do After a Car Accident in Virginia: A Simple Step‑by‑Step Guide

Robert Adams

February 12, 2026

Most people don’t read this kind of guide at the scene of a crash. They read it after things have settled down or ahead of...

An ambulance is on the scene of a serious car crash. Understanding what not to do after a car accident is vital.

What Not To Do After a Car Accident

Robert Adams

February 5, 2026

Most drivers know the basics of what to do after a crash. What often causes problems are the mistakes people don’t realize they’re making in...

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