Mary M. Hudgens, PLLC

If you face an audit, it's worth knowing how auditors are trained so you can understand what they're looking for.

The sizable home gain exclusion can create a tax risk when the true value of your home and improvements isn't properly tracked.

When the IRS turned on mailing notices after a long hiatus, it appears little to no review was undertaken causing some alarming results.

Once your tax return is filed, it's now a waiting game to get your refund. Here's what you can do to keep track of your refund status.

The individual tax-filing deadline is Monday, April 15. Here's your guide to tax day deadlines, payments, and forms you should know about.

Review the most common causes of filing delays with your taxes and save yourself a lot of frustration.

Not all the interest you pay on your mortgage is tax deductible. Learn the four major areas which are causing taxpayer confusion.

If you're anticipating a tax refund this year but end up owing money instead, here are some of the likely reasons.

Missing the March 15th tax return filing deadline for businesses could result in a hefty penalty.

Learn when it makes sense to file a tax return as soon as you can.

Learn some planning tips to avoid an audit by accurately preparing before filing your tax return.

Learn the fair market values for any non-cash donations that you plan to claim as deductions on your 2023 tax return.

Learn a few tax smart ideas to start off the new year with your best foot forward for financial success.

Here's a simple idea to avoid late payment penalties if you miss a quarterly estimated tax payment (form 1040 ES).

Make sure you're getting the tax break you deserve with a few tips to make the most of your charitable deductions.

Learn some of the key ways that taxes can affect your financial decisions as a parent.

Playing the matching game on your tax return is a key to staying out of the audit spotlight.

Learn about five unique tax situations that can go well or poorly depending on how they are handled.

The IRS is handling more tax reviews with form letters. Here is what everyone should know about correspondence audits.

Learn about the potential tax shocks that you may encounter if you have more than one job.