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The Internal Revenue Service is welcoming the newest member of its Spanish-language features into the clan. The Child Tax Credit Eligibility Assistant that helps families determine if they qualify for the Child Tax Credit and its special advance payments is now available in Spanish.…
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Time is quickly running out to register for the 2021 IRS Virtual Nationwide Tax Forum. To fully register for all the events—including access to all 30 webinars and IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig’s keynote address—registration must be completed by Tuesday, July 13.…
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The IRS Tax Withholding Estimator on IRS.gov does just what it says: help taxpayers determine whether their employer is withholding enough tax or if they need to fill out a new Form W-4.…
New guidance from the Internal Revenue Service tries to clear up questions some transportation companies may have about pandemic-related federal grants.…
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New guidance from the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department is aimed at keeping the lights on at renewable energy projects delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.…
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Monthly Advance Child Tax Credit payments are set to begin in two weeks. While it’s too late to change the bank account that will receive the July 15 payment, qualifying taxpayers can now use a tool on IRS.gov to update their information before the August payment is issued.…
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The Internal Revenue Service has unveiled a pair of new tools to help families manage and monitor advance monthly payments of the Child Tax Credit, made possible by the American Rescue Plan.…
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The American Rescue Plan, or ARP, excluded up to $10,200 in unemployment compensation from each taxpayer’s taxable income. But some people filed their returns and paid taxes on the full amount of their unemployment benefits before the ARP became law, so the IRS is working to send those taxpayers a refund.…
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The Internal Revenue Service has rolled out a new online tool that’s built to help families register for monthly Advance Child Tax Credit payments.…
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The American Rescue Plan (ARP) put some sweeping changes in place to help the U.S. tax code deal with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. To help provide guidance to families and small business who might claim some of ARP’s major credits, the IRS has issued two sets of frequently asked questions or FAQs.…
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