The IRS will begin accepting individual returns on Monday, Jan. 27, 202. Read more.…

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More than 150 million tax returns have been sent to the Internal Revenue Service, but many taxpayers still need to file for tax year 2019. That’s why the IRS recently reminded taxpayers that the extension deadline is less than a month away.…

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The Internal Revenue Service is reminding tax-exempt organizations that recent changes in the law now require them to file information returns and other forms electronically.…

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In a matter of weeks the 2020 filing season will be underway. To help ensure that taxpayers don’t get caught unprepared, the IRS is recommending everyone to act now to avoid any tax-time surprises and ensure smooth processing of 2019 tax returns.…

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E-file Start Dates for StatesAs a direct file state, the State of California can start receiving returns sooner than other states that are linked to the federal return.  Pre-Modernized e-file, we…

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2014 Tax Season to Open Jan. 31; e-file and Free File Can Speed Refunds IR-2013-100, Dec. 18, 2013WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced plans to open the 2014 filing season on Jan.…

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This tax filing season the Internal Revenue Service may be monitoring social media for any clues of tax cheats.…

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Since 1973, the Board of Tax Practitioners has protected Oregon consumers by ensuring tax preparers and consultants are competent and ethical in their professional activities. The board licenses about 4,400 tax practitioners in the state.…

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When taxes fall due on April 15, there is a very real question about how well the Internal Revenue Services – and more to the point, its servers – will be able to handle the traffic.…

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A list of proposed tax reform options was circulated to member of the US Senate Finance Committee and lobbyists this week. Most of the proposals contained in the nine-page draft were modest administrative changes, and included:…

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