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The U.S. Treasury Department has found a loophole in the stimulus payments sent out to individuals. Some of the recipients were actually deceased—and Treasury wants that money back.…
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The Internal Revenue Service is reminding employers who have been impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic that three new credits are available for them.…
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The Internal Revenue Service announced that Settlement Days will be hosted via teleconferencing platforms due to coronavirus stay-at-home orders.…
The Tax Foundation found that states relying on oil-related taxes could have state revenue shortfalls.…
The Internal Revenue Service reminded low-income Americans who don’t normally file a tax return that they are probably eligible to receive an Economic Impact Payment.…
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The Internal Revenue Service today issued a “plus $500” last call for Supplemental Security Income and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries who can claim dependents as part of their Economic Impact Payment.…
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The latest episode of the Taxing Subjects Podcast explores some of the latest coronavirus-related tax industry announcements, including updated state individual income tax deadlines, Economic Impact Payments, and temporarily suspended IRS services.…
The Internal Revenue Service says it had to delay the Special Enrollment Examination (SEE) tests for Enrolled Agents that was slated for May due to the coronavirus pandemic.…
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The Tax Foundation found that an excise tax on firearms and other hunting and fishing gear is feeding tax proceeds back into projects that ultimately benefit outdoorsmen paying the tax.…
