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Are Moving Expenses Tax Deductible In 2026?

Published 05/13/2026 by Ante Mazalin

Moving expenses are not tax deductible for most taxpayers under current law, but active duty members of the Armed Forces who move due to a permanent change of station can deduct unreimbursed qualifying moving costs, and beginning in 2026, certain intelligence community members may also qualify.

Down payment assistance for first-time home buyers is financial aid that reduces or eliminates the upfront cash required to purchase a home, available through federal loan programs, state grants, and profession-specific resources that can often be combined.

Down payment assistance for non-first-time home buyers is financial aid available to repeat buyers who have previously owned a home, offered through programs that either have no first-time buyer requirement or waive that requirement under specific conditions.

Down payment assistance for seniors is financial aid that reduces the upfront cost of buying a home, available through income-based programs that accept Social Security and retirement income, with no age cutoff and no first-time buyer requirement in most cases.

Are Tax Preparation Fees Deductible in 2026?

Published 05/11/2026 by Ante Mazalin

Tax preparation fees are not deductible for personal filers under current law, but self-employed individuals and rental property owners can deduct the portion of their tax prep costs that relates to their business or rental income.

Are Home Repairs Tax Deductible in 2026?

Published 05/11/2026 by Ante Mazalin

Home repairs are not tax-deductible for personal residences, but they are deductible for rental properties and, on a proportionate basis, for qualifying home office spaces used exclusively for self-employment.

Are Hearing Aids Tax Deductible in 2026?

Published 05/11/2026 by Ante Mazalin

Hearing aids are tax-deductible as a qualifying medical expense under IRC Section 213, but only filers who itemize deductions on Schedule A and exceed the 7.5% AGI threshold can claim the deduction.

Are COBRA Payments Tax Deductible?

Published 05/11/2026 by Ante Mazalin

COBRA payments are tax-deductible for some filers, but two separate rules determine who qualifies and how much can be claimed.

Down payment assistance for people with disabilities is financial aid that reduces the upfront cash required to buy a home, and several federal programs are specifically designed to make that easier when your income comes from disability benefits.

Down payment assistance for single mothers refers to grants, forgivable loans, and low-down-payment mortgage products that reduce the upfront cash single-income households need to purchase a home.

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