Millions of Americans are preparing to get their income tax returns in order for the 2021 tax year. While many are mostly concerned about getting their returns in on time, they should also be thinking about filing a correct return.…
The Internal Revenue Service wants employers to know the clock is ticking, and to get their Forms W-2 and other wage statements to the government very soon. The deadline is January 31.…
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With tax time’s arrival, those Americans who don’t normally have to file an income tax return usually think their circumstances mean they have no benefit to filing a return.…
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Finding a contactless tax preparation solution has become an essential consideration for tax professionals over the past two years. Whether needing something more secure than email for exchanging files online or a robust platform for serving the needs of clients who can’t make it to the office, many practices are now looking for the ideal solution.…
The Internal Revenue Service says it has updated the online frequently asked questions (FAQs) for the 2021 Child Tax Credit and the Advance Child Tax Credit.…
“The most challenging year taxpayers and tax professionals have ever experienced." With that short sentence, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins sums up her assessment of the calendar year 2021 and its effect on the Internal Revenue Service.…
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The Internal Revenue Service is updating its Frequently Asked Questions to reflect changes on two fronts important to a lot of taxpayers.…
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It’s official: The Internal Revenue Service says it will start accepting tax year 2021 returns on January 24, kicking off tax season.…
A reminder from the Internal Revenue Service might be called a taxpayer’s best last chance. Those taxpayers who found they may have failed to hold out enough from their income to cover their federal income taxes still have one more shot at avoiding a big surprise tax bill and escaping a possible penalty.…
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No doubt about it: The future for the IRS is electronic. The agency is putting more and more formerly paper-only functions on its electronic platform, speeding up transmission and improving service as a result.…
