The IRS issues relief packages to areas that recently experienced natural disasters or events designated as disasters by the United States government. This blog post provides extension details and provides information on IRS legislature about filing tax returns in the wake of extreme weather or disaster incidents. Bookmark this post for updates!…
Communicating with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be a daunting task, especially when you're faced with time-sensitive questions or concerns for your clients’ taxes. Knowing how to reach out to the IRS for assistance is crucial for tax preparers seeking clarification or resolution to their issues. In this blog post, we will explore the three primary ways to contact the IRS and what steps to take if the standard systems don’t work.…
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Tax season can be a daunting time for many individuals and businesses, and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) understands the importance of providing accessible assistance to address your inquiries. To help you navigate the intricacies of tax matters, we'll guide you through the various channels available for reaching the IRS and obtaining the information you need. Our blog post gives you all the details.…
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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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The IRS plans to move its audit spotlight from the working-class individual taxpayer to those engaged in high-income activities, partnerships, large corporations, and promoters pushing schemes that abuse the tax laws. All changes are meant, the IRS says, to help restore fairness in the American income tax system. Click on our new blog post for the latest tax news.…
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As recovery efforts are underway for victims of the devastating wildfires in Hawaii, the Internal Revenue Service is moving to give survivors one less thing to worry about. The agency has launched its tax relief package for victims in Maui and Hawaii counties that basically delays an array of federal individual and business tax deadlines until February 15, 2024. Read more from Bob William's article in our latest blog post.…
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Summer events for the tax industry are in full swing as professionals from around the country gather to share resources, insight, software, and tools for the 2024 filing season. Our latest blog post is all about trade shows and events!…
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How can clients trust your commitment to their confidentiality? For tax preparers, one of the best ways to showcase your protective security measures is through a specific and thorough privacy policy. We’d love to partner with you to help curate a privacy policy that honors your valued clients and complies with federal laws. Check our latest post for more information on how to make it happen!…
Those who own or control financial or bank accounts that are in a foreign country have some reporting to do, and soon. They have to file an annual Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts—also known as the FBAR—on or before April 15.…
Now that the Internal Revenue Service has mailed Letters 6475 to all the taxpayers who got third-round Economic Impact Payments (EIPs), there’s only one door left open to those who didn’t get the full…
