Julie Mattingly LLC

02/02/2025

Currently setting appointments for this years taxes. Hired my son Harley as my appointment setter. He’s still learning the ropes and might be a little slow in the beginning.

10/15/2024

Today is the last day to file if you have an extension! If you need to look at your upcoming tax liability for 2024 and want to do some tax planning , give a a call.

03/03/2024

04/29/2023

https://apple.news/APv1pui96TNGkRrTMrlSFLQ

Lawmakers have called the new rule "unwarranted and unfair."

01/24/2023

The IRS is now accepting all electronic filings! They have raised the standard deductions this year. If you haven’t filled out a new W-4 with your employer or retirement company, please do so. If you need help please call me 🤗

01/15/2023

The IRS will be accepting electronic filings for individuals on 1/24/2023.

01/13/2023

The IRS is starting to accept business tax returns today. They have not given us an individual tax return date. I will keep you posted.

02/28/2022

Refund Delays Expected Again as IRS Falls Behind on Processing Returns
January 21, 2022 11:46 AM
Refund Delays Expected Again as IRS Falls Behind on Processing Returns
The IRS will begin accepting and processing returns on January 24, 2022. Last year, the IRS postponed Tax Day for the second year in a row; returns could be turned in as late as May 15. The postponed Tax Days allowed the IRS to adjust to changes to the tax code. However, millions of taxpayers experienced delays in receiving their refunds, an inconvenience that is expected to occur again in 2022.

In 2021, Congress passed the American Rescue Plan (ARP) after tax season began, which led to the IRS needing to re-process returns that were completed prior to the changes to the tax code. The ARP also placed the burden of distributing Child Tax Credits on the IRS, which is already understaffed and behind schedule.

Due to additional tax credits and benefits available, roughly 77% of filers received a return in 2021. More people than usual filed returns to take advantage of the tax savings. Both of these factors led to significant refund delays for tens of millions of taxpayers.

Per the IRS, paper returns have created a backlog from the 2020 tax year that includes "6 million unprocessed original individual returns (Forms 1040), 2.3 million unprocessed amended individual returns (Forms 1040-X), more than 2 million unprocessed employer's quarterly tax returns (Forms 941 and 941-X), and about 5 million pieces of taxpayer correspondence."

The IRS already expects delays for the 2022 tax season, especially since the tax landscape continues to be more complicated than in other years.

02/13/2022

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One of the most common reasons to file taxes early is to receive a faster tax refund.

01/23/2022

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Many parents could toss a key tax-related letter from the IRS relating to child tax credit payments in 2021. Here's what IRS Letter 6419 looks like.

04/16/2021

Just remember this takes away from your tax refund or adds to your taxes due at the end of the year. It also has to be paid back if you don’t get to claim the child in 2022.

You'll get half of the money for the revised child tax credit payments this year and the rest in 2022. Here's what else you need to know about the CTC checks.

03/11/2021

If you came and had your taxes done with me this year, and you had unemployment, I will be amending those returns to get you a refund on the portion that is no longer taxable. The irs will be mailing checks for these.