Mary M. Hudgens, PLLC

Here's the lowdown on how you can deduct home office expenses on your taxes by knowing the rules for this deduction.

Learn about the home gain exclusion, and how to make sure you qualify for this tax break the next time you sell your primary residence.

Scammers are constantly devising new ways to steal your money - including your tax refund. Follow these tips to protect your tax return.

As a CPA, there is a long-term commitment to leveraging financial literacy on your behalf. Here's how you can benefit from this commitment.

Are your forgiven debts considered taxable income? Learn about the most common debt cancellation situations.

Cryptocurrency often flew under the radar as digital assets started going mainstream, but the IRS is now paying much closer attention.

When planning for the new tax year, consider updates to the standard deductions and exemptions.

Learn the new tax rates for corporations and new expense limits for Section 179.

See the latest updates for Social Security and Medicare income limits and FICA tax rates.

Keep up to date with changes to social security for the new tax year.

What you need to know if one of your tax returns is stuck in limbo at the IRS.

There are 9 states with no individual state income tax. Learn what other taxes these states collect in lieu of taxing income.

Find out what steps you should take if you receive a letter from the IRS.

How to stay on top of paying and managing unemployment taxes for your business.

Learn some of the most common tax issues to be aware of when selling real estate property.

With higher taxes likely to be enacted soon, here are some tips on how to best prepare now.

Learning the basics of our tax system is beneficial for any stage of life and may help you keep more of what you earn.

How you maintain your tax records may be just as important as filing your tax return.

The Social Security Administration announced their 2021 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) changes. Here is what you need to know.

While details are still being decided, those who received unemployment benefits in 2020 are in for a welcome surprise.