In the wake of COVID-19, the US government implemented many relief programs for individuals and businesses alike. One of these relief programs was known as the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which was available for both 2020 and 2021. But will businesses be able to claim...
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Are you responsible for filing a deceased loved one’s last tax return? Read this article from The Accounting Guys to learn a few things you should be aware of. ...
Over 30 million taxpayers had their returns delayed last year, and now the IRS has an even bigger backlog. How likely are you to have your tax return delayed this year? Learn more here....
Most people know what forms to expect from the IRS each year, but this tax season, you’ll probably be getting a brand-new tax form in the mail. It’s called Letter 6419, and it’s important that you hang onto it, along with all your other tax...
Venmo, PayPal, and similar apps are now required to report your income to the IRS. How will this impact your taxes? Read our blog post to learn more....
With 2021 drawing to a close, it’s time to start thinking about what the New Year will bring. One thing’s for certain: It’ll bring tax season, and probably much sooner than you think. While every year tends to bring some minor changes to tax law,...
Many people take a passive approach to taxes: You fill out your return, pay what you owe (or collect your refund), then do the exact same thing again next year. However, this reactive strategy can result in you paying thousands more in taxes over the...
With the standard deduction increase provided by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, many Americans are now opting to take the standard deduction instead of itemizing. However, if you’re one of the millions who still itemizes deductions, it’s important that you include every...
Recently, the IRS has begun hiring thousands of new tax auditors in preparation for a serious increase in tax enforcement. The push began back in June, with President Biden’s $579 billion infrastructure plan gaining headway in the Senate. Though the increased IRS enforcement was dropped...
