The IRS has announced new penalty relief totaling around $1 billion to approximately 4.7 million individuals, businesses, and tax-exempt organizations. This relief is aimed at those who did not receive automated collection reminder notices during the pandemic, which were temporarily suspended in February 2022 due to the COVID-19 crisis. The latest blog entry covers the news and its importance to tax preparers.…

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The Internal Revenue Service updated and modified guidance surrounding an assortment of clean energy credits and other provisions over the closing days of 2023. Some of the changes will be in effect next tax season, while other alterations will not be realized for a year or more. Here is a brief overview of what to expect on the clean energy front in the near future.…

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The IRS delayed the implementation of the new $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third-party payment organizations. They plan a phased-in approach, with a $5,000 threshold set for 2024 to gradually implement the reporting requirements introduced under the American Rescue Plan. Read about the policy in our latest blog post.…

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The IRS and its Security Summit partners from the national tax industry and state tax agencies announced the 8th annual National Tax Security Awareness Week, set to begin November 27. Read more about the education and resources available to tax preparers in the latest edition of the blog.…

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The opportunity to receive a pandemic-driven tax credit is still available to taxpayers who haven’t taken advantage of it during the main Covid outbreak. But the window of time is closing fast, making filing a claim for qualifying taxpayers (tax years 2020 or 2021) a priority. Check out our latest blog post to find out how to file your pandemic tax claim in time.…

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The IRS is increasing maximum contribution amounts for 401(k) plans in 2024. Learn more about these changes and how to advise your clients on today’s blog by Bob Williams.…

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It’s almost that time of year when tax professionals need to renew their Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTINs). This identification number expires annually on December 31st for paid tax professionals. Our blog post provides tips and tricks for PTIN renewal so you can hit the ground running for the new tax season.…

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The IRS is updating regulations for tax forms and filing requirements. One such regulation establishes a new threshold for electronic filing of certain returns. This change has implications for employers and taxpayers alike, as it affects the way tax-related information is submitted to the IRS. In this blog, we discuss the details of this amendment, its significance, and how it may impact employers and taxpayers in the years to come.…

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Drake Software® Update Schools return this year in 4 U.S. cities plus our hometown of Franklin, NC! Experts from Drake Software will be sharing important updates with Users about what to expect in the 2024 Tax Season plus exciting new software updates. Read more in our latest blog post.…

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Do you have a client worried that they may have unintentionally filed an inaccurate claim for the Employee Retention Credit? The IRS is offering a way out! Read today’s blog post for more information and resources.…

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