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For tax year 2025, the plain extra standard deduction for being age 65 or older or blind is $2,000 for single filers/head of household and $1,600 for each qualifying spouse in married filings; blindne...
The 2025 standard deduction amounts reported in contemporary government and policy sources are: $15,000 for single filers (and married filing separately), $30,000 for married filing jointly (and survi...
The IRS explains the extra standard deduction for taxpayers age 65 and older and for those who are blind in Publication 501 and Topic No. 551; Congress’ CRS summary and IRS senior guidance also note t...
The official IRS documents that list the rules and adjustments for the standard deduction — including the additional amounts available to taxpayers who are age 65 or older or blind — are IRS Topic No....
Yes — advertisers have repeatedly pulled ads from Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show and from his later independent platforms. Reporting catalogs waves of exits across several incidents (dozens of brands ...
The additional standard deduction for taxpayers 65 or older in tax year 2025 consists of two separate items: the long-standing “extra” standard deduction that increased modestly to $2,000 for single f...
For tax year 2025 (returns filed in 2026), available reporting shows two competing sets of published standard-deduction amounts because of legislative changes and subsequent IRS inflation adjustments:...