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04/10/2026

Many Tax Payers who normally opt for paper checks, are receiving letters from the IRS requesting alternative method of receiving their refunds.To do this you have yo create a verified account on ID Me. I can assist you with this process. Send me an e-mail - [email protected]

04/10/2026

I can assist you with this process - (for a small fee of course)🫠

Do you know how many things you can do with your Online Account? You'll be happy to know there's a lot you're able to get done. Make or change payments, request an Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN), view over 200 notices, check your refund status and more.

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04/10/2026

Taxpayer Bill of Rights

Whether you’re an individual taxpayer or a business owner, it’s important to know your rights. The Taxpayer Bill of Rights outlines what taxpayers can expect during audits, appeals, collections, and other interactions with the IRS, helping to guarantee fairness and transparency. View the full list of rights here: http://www.irs.gov/tbor

02/19/2026

“Social Security benefits are tax-free.”

Not for most retirees.

Today, if your combined income exceeds just $44,000 (married) or $34,000 (single), up to 85% of your Social Security can be taxed.

One couple earning $32,000 in IRA withdrawals and $28,000 in Social Security saw $23,800 of their benefits taxed — leading to an unexpected $4,600 tax bill that wasn’t budgeted for.

This shock is common because the tax thresholds were set in the 1980s and never adjusted for inflation. Now, over 56% of retirees pay federal taxes on their benefits.

That “untouchable” income source?

It’s very much taxable — and growing more preserve more of your Social Security income through proven withdrawal and planning strategies.

01/14/2026

Its easier than you think to sign-up for an IRS account

Use the IRS Online Account to make filling season simpler. It gives individuals, business owners, and tax professionals a fast and safe way to manage taxes from anywhere. With an IRS Online Account, you can check your tax balance, make payments, view past payments, download your tax transcripts and see notices in one place, helping you stay organized. Prepare now: www.irs.gov/accounts

01/13/2026

The 2026 tax filing season is coming soon. The has helpful tips and resources available now to get you ready to file this tax season. It's a good idea to review new tax law changes under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill and gather your tax documents now.

Visit https://ow.ly/JnGt50XSxgt to read more tips on preparing for this year's filing season.

12/24/2025

Its about that time to make those charitable donations if you want to take the deduction on your 2025 Taxes

12/24/2025

There is a way to check the status of your amended returns (1040X)

Trying to find the status of your amended return? You can skip a phone call by using the 'Where's My Amended Return' feature on the website. The status is normally available around three weeks after you submit your amended return. All you need is your Social Security number, date of birth and zip code.

Check the status of your amended return today at https://ow.ly/3IJx50XKBGk.

12/21/2025

Online Accounts are for more than just individuals. We have accounts available for businesses and , too. This tool can help you save time by accessing your tax records, reviewing notices, making payments and more, all in one place.

Create an account today at www.irs.gov/account.

12/21/2025

Did you know that you may be denied a US passport or your passport can be revoked for Excessive Tax Debts

Detailed information about the new legislation that was recently passed by the President on Dec. 5, 2015, Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) act that authorizes the IRS to certify to the Department of State that an individual owes a seriously delinquent tax debt.

12/04/2025

Rules concerning Tips and Overtime Income. (It is actually a "below the line" deduction. Also the deduction phases out based on your AGI)

IR-2025-114, Nov. 21, 2025 — The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today issued guidance for workers eligible to claim the deduction for tips and for overtime compensation for tax year 2025.