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Are Tax Refunds Getting Bigger This Year? Here’s the Real Answer.

You’ve probably heard the headlines. The White House called this the largest tax refund season in U.S. history and projected the average refund would rise by $1,000 or more. So if your refund felt underwhelming, you’re not imagining it. The truth is more complicated than the headlines. Yes, refunds are technically up, but for most […]

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Colorado TABOR Refund 2025: What Taxpayers Need to Know

If you’re wondering about TABOR Colorado refunds in 2025, you’re not alone. According to the Colorado Department of Revenue, TABOR refunds are now based on your income and are claimed when you file your Colorado state income tax return, not issued as a separate check. For the 2025 tax year, refund amounts vary by adjusted […]

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Trump Tariff Refund: What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Businesses and Taxpayers

The recent Supreme Court ruling that striking down Trump-era tariffs has opened the door for potential tariff refunds for businesses that paid import duties in 2025. While no automatic refund program exists yet, companies may be able to recover significant funds depending on how the ruling is implemented and whether they act before potential tariff […]

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Tax Law Changes Affecting 2025 Tax Returns

Federal tax rules change every year, but 2025 includes several important updates that may affect how much you owe, which credits you qualify for, and what documentation is required when you file in 2026. Some changes come from annual IRS inflation adjustments, while others are the result of new federal legislation, including the One Big Beautiful […]

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One Big Beautiful Bill: What It Means for Your 2025 Taxes

  The One Big Beautiful Bill (Public Law 119-21) was signed into law on July 4, 2025, and includes several tax provisions that take effect for the 2025 tax year. These changes affect individuals, families, business owners, and certain tax credits. If you are filing a 2025 tax return in 2026, some of the deductions, […]

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PSA: Boxelder Consulting Is a Proud Ally — And We’re Not Going Anywhere

At Boxelder Consulting, our work goes far beyond tax relief and accounting. We help businesses stay compliant. We guide individuals through the stress of IRS issues. But more than anything, we believe in showing up for people with respect, care, and integrity. Now that the fall tax season has passed, we want to take a […]

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Boxelder Named One Of Denver’s Best Tax Services For 2023

Boxelder Consulting is honored to announce that our firm has been named to Expertise.com’s list of the Best Tax Services in Denver for 2023. Our team was selected from a competitive pool of more than 150 Denver tax firms, earning recognition for our qualifications, level of experience, availability, professionalism, and reputation. This is Boxelder’s second […]

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IRS Delays $600 Payment Threshold for Third-Party 1099-K Issuance

The $600 Payment Threshold for Third-Party Payments Has Been Delayed — See How This Affects You Just before the holidays, the Internal Revenue Services announced they would delay their new $600 reporting threshold for third-party settlement organizations (TPSOs). The new reporting threshold, which was announced as part of the American Rescue Plan of 2021, had […]

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How Biden’s New Tax Changes Could Affect You

Understanding The Changes To The Tax Code Under The Inflation Reduction Act The Inflation Reduction Act, one of the Biden Administration’s major pieces of legislation, received Congressional approval in August and was recently signed into law. Among the provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act are numerous significant changes to the tax code that could affect […]

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