Tax Laws During COVID-19
In an effort to stave off economic devastation in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Congress has revised many of the nation’s tax laws. Here, you can learn about new tax laws and changes in U.S. tax policies, including changes to estimated taxes for the self-employed, rules for charitable contribution deductions, retirement tax changes, and more.
Personal Income Taxes
Personal Income Taxes
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New Rules for Charitable Contribution Deductions Under the CARES Act
Learn about the new $300 universal nonitemized “above the line” charitable deduction authorized in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
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IRS Extends 2019 Income Tax Filing and Payment Deadline in Response to COVID-19
In response to COVID-19, the IRS is extending the time to file and pay 2019 income taxes by 90 days -- until July 15, 2020.
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Retirement Tax Changes in the Cares Act
In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, tax law changes make it easier to take money out of--or keep money in--retirement accounts.
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The CARES Act: Key Tax Law Changes
From rebates to retirement fund withdrawals to deducting business losses, learn about important changes to the tax laws intended to help boost the flailing economy.
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IRS Eases Enforcement Efforts During Coronavirus Pandemic
Learn about the IRS's new People First Initiative—a sweeping series of steps designed to make life easier on people facing tax issues due to COVID-19.
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