Generic tax software is failing independent contractors in 2026. From the new $20,000 1099-K reporting thresholds to IRS CP53E account freezes, here is why gig workers and truckers need specialized tax help.
With diesel hitting $4.595 and gig platforms launching emergency cash-back programs, the 2026 standard mileage deduction might be bankrupting your independent business.
Georgia's new HB 1000 legislation guarantees tax rebates up to $500, but gig workers with unfiled returns will miss out entirely. Here is exactly what independent contractors and owner-operators must do to claim their checks before summer.
Free community tax services are great for W-2 employees. But for gig workers and owner-operators facing the new 2026 tax laws and AI audits, DIY filing is a massive financial risk.
The IRS deployed a real-time automated matching system in 2026 that freezes contractor tax refunds for up to 60 days over single-dollar discrepancies. Learn how the new OBBBA reporting thresholds are creating phantom income traps for gig workers.
Mainstream bookkeeping services built for tech startups are costing owner-operators and gig workers thousands in missed deductions. Learn how to navigate the 2026 IRS AI audit system and protect your logistics business.
The 2026 tax year introduces massive changes for gig workers and owner-operators, raising the 1099-NEC threshold to $2,000. Discover why missing tax forms trigger dangerous IRS audits and how specialized tax prep saves your deductions.
While billionaires pay effective tax rates as low as 8.2 percent, gig workers and owner-operators lose up to 40 percent of their income to the IRS. Learn how 2026 regulatory changes and smart tax strategies can help independent contractors legally reduce their burden.
Over 1.3 million taxpayers risk losing their share of $1.2 billion in 2022 tax refunds. Discover why independent contractors must file by April 15, 2026, to avoid forfeiting their money permanently.