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From bartenders to water taxi operators, nearly 70 occupations of tipped workers may now qualify for a deduction under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill’s “no tax on tips” provision. Learn more from the #IRS at: www.irs.gov/obbb

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Does your have employees who receive tips or work overtime? For tax year 2025, the and Treasury are giving employers penalty relief on information reporting requirements for qualified overtime and cash tips. This transition period gives more time to employers so they can update their systems or put procedures in place.

Get the latest details on this change under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill at
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March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. With nearly two-thirds of Pennsylvanians engaging in online gambling, it's important to take the time to know the signs of problem gambling. Secretary Dr. Latika Davis-Jones recently joined partners with the Pennsylvania Lottery, Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania, Inc., and PAGamingControl to raise awareness and share resources. Access free, confidential resources available 24/7: bit.ly/DDAPgamblinghelp #PGAM2025

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So you've checked "Where's my refund?" and you're return has been delayed. There are many reasons this could happen, including being held for possible ID Theft. This we want to help you understand: https://ow.ly/YnNF50Vi8GM

Be cautious of advice on social media that promises big refunds if you claim certain tax credits. This information is often wrong and may lead to refund delays or penalties.

Before you file a claim based on online advice, check www.irs.gov/scams.

In celebration of one of the most famous signatures of all, we're reminding taxpayers - if someone else prepares your tax return, they need to "put their John Hancock" on the signature line. Learn more: https://ow.ly/Hu9950UL7km

Taxpayers face a growing threat. Every year, people from all walks of life fall victim to increasingly complex tax-related scams that are both sophisticated and financially devastating. Scammers use tactics like phishing, IRS impersonation, and promotion of incorrect tax credit claims. Victims often experience shattered financial security, indefinitely frozen IRS refunds, and confusion due to lack of understanding of the process and consequences. The growing sophistication and reach of tax-related scams demands an increasingly robust response from the IRS. https://ow.ly/jytL50UEsoi

Before the first The Golden Girls episode ever aired, thousands of American workers could tell the Earned Income Tax Credit "thank you for being a friend." Spread the word about : www.irs.gov/eitc
Happy birthday, Ms. Betty White!

Tax season starts Jan. 27 this year. It's time to to file your tax return. Take a look at all your filing options on the website to make the choice that's right for you. You can choose free filing options like Free File or Direct File, work with a tax professional or choose from many other ways to file. Whatever you choose--it's helpful to plan ahead. We have enhanced features on our website to help answer your questions any time of day or night.

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