2025 Tax Year Important Items

Welcome to the 2025 Tax Year Important Items.

EV Credit

IRS Notice CP99D: EV Tax Credit

If you bought an EV in 2025 and received an upfront discount at the dealer (transfer election), your paperwork is not done until you file your 2025 federal tax return. The Sept. 30, 2025 sunset makes order and delivery dates especially important.

Bought an EV in 2025?

Learn about CP99D & required forms

Common Issue: Missing Forms

Foreign Assets

Report Foreign Assets

Timely and accurate reporting of foreign assets ensures tax compliance and avoids unnecessary penalties. Common reportable assets include bank accounts, cash-value life insurance, and foreign equity.

Common Oversight: Frequent Omissions

Gift Tax

Gift Tax: $19,000 Annual Exclusion for 2025

Planning large gifts to family? The 2025 annual exclusion is $19,000 per recipient. Understand who pays gift tax, lifetime exemptions, nonresident rules, and generation-skipping tax before making transfers.

Planning to make large gifts?

Learn about gift tax rules

Common Issue: Unreported Large Gifts

Tax Law Change

SALT Deduction Cap Increased to $40,000

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB) raised the SALT deduction cap from $10,000 to $40,000 for 2025. This significant change benefits taxpayers in high-tax states like NY, NJ, and CA.

Live in a high-tax state?

Learn more about the new SALT cap

New for 2025: Legislative Update

Fraud Warning

Warning: Fraudulent 1099 Forms

Beware of businesses issuing fraudulent 1099 forms. We refuse to provide tax compliance services to anyone using fraudulent 1099s or any business that issues them.

Learn about our policy

Alert: Tax Fraud Schemes