The Hidden IRS Rule That's Giving Senior Homeowners an Extra $6,000 in 2026

🚨 Senior Homeowners Over 65 — The IRS Just Changed the Rules. Here's What You Must Do Before June 15.

If you are 65 or older and you own a home, 2025 brought some of the biggest tax changes for seniors in over a decade. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduced a new $6,000 bonus deduction for seniors, raised the SALT cap to $40,000 for homeowners who itemize, and reshaped the rules for retirees collecting Social Security and pension income.

But there's a catch. None of these new benefits help you if you miss the June 15, 2026 estimated tax deadline — or if you let the three-year refund window close on money the IRS already owes you.

In this video, Milena walks you through the exact federal tax rules every senior homeowner must understand this year. You'll meet Robert, a 67-year-old retiree who made one small mistake that cost him nearly $2,000 in lost refund money. Don't let his story become yours.

In this video, you will learn: ✅ The brand-new $6,000 enhanced senior deduction under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act ✅ The SALT cap increase to $40,000 — a major win for senior homeowners ✅ The IRS 3-year refund rule that permanently forfeits unclaimed money ✅ How to use Form W-4V to withhold federal taxes from Social Security ✅ Form 1040-SR — the large-print return designed for seniors 65+ ✅ The Credit for the Elderly or Disabled (Schedule R) ✅ The June 15, 2026 Q2 estimated tax payment deadline ✅ How to avoid IRS liens on your home and levies on your Social Security ✅ Free tax help through AARP Foundation Tax-Aide and the IRS TCE program

📞 Helpful Resources Mentioned: • AARP Foundation Tax-Aide: 888-227-7669 • IRS Official Site: IRS.gov • Social Security: SSA.gov • AARP Property Tax-Aide: ptaconsumers.aarpfoundation.org • Taxpayer Advocate Service: taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov

⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Milena is not your personal tax advisor, attorney, or financial planner. Always verify rules directly with the IRS, SSA, or a licensed tax professional before making decisions about your benefits or taxes. Tax laws change, and individual situations vary.

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