Accu-Tax

03/10/2026

NEW: You can now get tax refund status updates by email when you opt in through an individual online account. Check out: www.irs.gov/account

02/08/2026

I will be out of the office from February 11th to the 17th. Please feel free to drop paperwork off in my door at anytime!

01/27/2026

Unfortunately due to this weather i am stuck in Charlotte. My office will be closed on Tuesday January 27th and will hopefully will reopen on Thursday at 9:00 A.M. please feel free to message or email me. Sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused and thank you for your patience.

01/13/2026

The announced Monday, January 26, 2026, as the opening of the nation’s 2026 filing season. You will have until Wednesday, April 15, 2026, to file your 2025 tax returns and pay any tax due. Don’t forget that IRS.gov has online tools and resources you can use before, during and after filing your federal tax return. For a list of filing season tools, reminders and resources, read: https://ow.ly/1yqq50XTweL

01/03/2026

I highly recommend doing this for all my clients

Sign up now for an Online Account and have access to your tax information and all the tools you’ll need throughout filing season, without phone calls or wait times. Visit: www.irs.gov/accounts

01/18/2023

08/26/2022

DOR and Auditor of State's Office cannot add or update your banking information. There is an automatic process in place to send you a check if your direct deposit does not go through. You do not need to contact DOR or AOS. To allow us to better serve you, wait until Nov. 1 to contact DOR regarding Automatic Taxpayer Refunds. See eligibility information and more by visiting http://ow.ly/v2T050KriTs

01/29/2022

Here's an example of the incorrect IRS CP-80 notices some taxpayers have been receiving. More info in our latest blog: https://blog.natptax.com/article?articleId=5qI4l5PkzKczfpbzYzDGlF

07/15/2021

Letter from NATP that I am sending to some of my clients:

If you’re one of the millions of Americans waiting patiently for your 2020 federal tax refund, I sympathize with you. This tax filing season has been one like never before and I am hearing from many of you wondering why you haven’t received your payment yet. There are several reasons for the delays, but I can assure you that your return was prepared with the utmost care and expertise, and it is likely part of the sizable IRS backlog of returns.
As of June 5, the IRS reported there are more than 18 million 2020 returns in its pipeline to be processed, and a few million others yet to be finalized from 2019. This past year has been extraordinary, the least of which being the COVID public health crisis and widespread unemployment. In addition, a series of stimulus payments from the federal government to help people navigate COVID financial woes was also managed by the IRS, and to ensure all eligible citizens received stimulus money, the IRS told Americans that everyone should file a tax return. Between more returns, unemployment amendments, issuing stimulus money and processing regular returns, the IRS has had its work cut out for it. Like many businesses during the pandemic, the IRS also had obstacles to overcome like switching its workforce from onsite to virtual and operating with a reduced staff.
If you have not received your refund 21 days after filing, it is likely that it is under further review. This happens more frequently when a return includes a recovery rebate credit, suspicion of identity theft or fraud, a claim for an earned income credit or other criteria that will ping a return for a manual review.
If you receive any correspondence from the IRS regarding your return, please contact me with a copy of the letter you received, and I can guide you through that. Unfortunately, due to the delays in processing, some notices are being sent by the IRS despite timely follow-up by you, or myself on your behalf. At this point, I am as powerless as you to speed up the IRS process, so patience is our best option right now.

05/17/2021

Out of office till June 1st!!