3 experts explain the changes in the Trump tax law
Tax preparation is rarely easy, but this filing season comes with a unique set of complications.
It's the first year people are filing under the massive overhaul to tax law put in place by Congress in late 2017. Tax season also kicked off days after a partial government shutdown. Still, some taxpayers are feeling a bit confused.
The Associated Press enlisted executives from some of the biggest tax preparers to answer questions about this tax season.
Questions were answered by Kathy Pickering, executive director of The Tax Institute at H&R Block; Mark Steber, chief tax officer at Jackson Hewitt; and David Williams, chief tax officer at TurboTax maker Intuit.
Q. What is the biggest change Americans should expect this tax season?
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