The IRS has released its guidance for the "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), for workers who can claim the deductions for the 2025 tax year ...

Preparing a 2025 tax return is likely to take more time, as workers who received tips or overtime pay in 2025 figure out what qualifies for new tax breaks. IRS gives some very specific examples in ...

NFL overtime rules changed in 2025 to guarantee both teams a possession in the regular season, just as they are in overtime for the playoffs and Super Bowl. Here’s a look at the NFL’s overtime rules ...

An IRS notice said employers and other payers will not face penalties for tax year 2025 if they do not provide a separate accounting of amounts reasonably designated as cash tips or the total amount ...

In 2025, the NFL adopted regular-season overtime rules that guarantee both teams a possession. The new rule has been used twice this season, most recently at AT&T Stadium for the Packers-Cowboys game ...

Micah Parsons' much-anticipated return to Dallas to face his former Cowboys teammates ended with a 40-40 tie and the rare walk-off game-tying field goal. The Cowboys' Brandon Aubrey and Green Bay's ...

The Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys played 70 minutes of NFL football on Sunday night, resulting in a 40-40 tie. But in the aftermath of Micah Parsons' return to Dallas (after being abruptly ...

Sometimes, you can’t settle the matter in 60 minutes. For most of college football history, you had to. The sport only introduced its first overtime rule in 1996 and since then there have been a few ...

There are some major differences in how the game of football is played at the collegiate and professional levels, but for fans of the NFL watching college football this fall, there's one that may be ...

Many Americans who work overtime will get a break on their taxes for the next few years — but it may not be as hefty as they think. Congressional Republicans sought to fulfill President Donald Trump’s ...

According to federal overtime laws, workers are entitled to one and one-half times their regular rate of pay for all hours worked over 40 in a single working week, unless they meet certain conditions.