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07/13/2026

📞 **Calling the IRS? Be Prepared to Verify Your Identity!**

Did you know the IRS must verify your identity before discussing your tax account? Having the right information ready before you call can save you time and help avoid having to call back.

Before contacting the IRS, be sure to have:
✅ Your Social Security Number (or ITIN)
✅ Your filing status
✅ Your prior-year tax return
✅ The tax return or IRS notice you're calling about
✅ Supporting documents related to your question
✅ Any IRS correspondence you've received

Being prepared helps the IRS protect your personal information while getting you the assistance you need more efficiently.

🔗 Learn more from the IRS:

When you call the IRS, they will ask you to verify your identity.

07/09/2026

💡 **Mid-Year Tax Check: Have You Reviewed Your Tax Situation Yet?**

The halfway point of the year is the perfect time to make sure you're on track before next tax season arrives.

A quick mid-year tax check can help you:
✅ Verify your tax withholding is accurate
✅ Organize important tax documents and receipts
✅ Review life changes that may affect your taxes (marriage, divorce, a new job, retirement, etc.)
✅ Identify potential deductions or credits
✅ Avoid unexpected tax bills next year

Taking just a few minutes now can save you time, stress, and money later.

📖 Learn more from the IRS here:
[Mid-Year is the Perfect Time for a Quick Tax Check](https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/mid-year-is-the-perfect-time-for-a-quick-tax-check?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Proactive tax planning isn't just for tax season—it's a year-round strategy for financial success!

Tax Tip 2026-52, June 25, 2026 — It’s halfway through the year, which is a great time for taxpayers to do a quick check to make sure they’re on a smooth track to next filing season.

07/04/2026

06/22/2026

💡 **Did You Know?** The IRS has updated its Tax Withholding Estimator to help taxpayers account for recent tax law changes and make more informed withholding decisions throughout the year.

The enhanced tool can help you:
✅ Check if you're having too much or too little tax withheld from your paycheck
✅ Adjust your withholding to avoid an unexpected tax bill
✅ Potentially increase take-home pay during the year
✅ Factor in recent tax law changes when planning for 2025 and beyond

Whether you've recently changed jobs, experienced a major life event, or simply want to ensure your withholding is on track, now is a great time to review your tax situation.

🔗 Learn more and access the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator here:
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/updated-tax-withholding-estimator-lets-millions-of-taxpayers-take-one-big-beautiful-bill-changes-into-account-when-calculating-their-withholding

Taking a few minutes now could help prevent surprises at tax time and keep your financial planning on track.

IR-2026-35, March 12, 2026 — The Internal Revenue Service recently unveiled enhancements to the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator to reflect changes to credits and deductions under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill, including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and other tax benefits.

06/16/2026

💡 Did You Know? You May Be Able to Correct a Tax Return After It's Filed!

If you've already filed your federal tax return and later discover a mistake, don't panic. The IRS offers tools to help taxpayers determine whether an amended return is needed.

Common reasons to amend a return may include:
✔️ Missing income or deductions
✔️ Filing status errors
✔️ Incorrect credits claimed
✔️ Updated tax documents received after filing

Before filing an amended return, use the IRS "Should I File an Amended Return?" tool to help determine whether a correction is necessary.

🔗 Learn more and access the IRS Interactive Tax Assistant here:
https://www.irs.gov/help/ita/should-i-file-an-amended-return

Taking a few minutes to review your situation could save you time, money, and unnecessary paperwork.

Determine if you should file an amended return to correct an error or make other changes to your return.

06/08/2026

💡 DID YOU KNOW? 💡

The IRS has announced higher Health Savings Account (HSA) contribution limits for 2027.

📈 2027 HSA Contribution Limits:
✔️ Individual Coverage: Up to **$4,500**
✔️ Family Coverage: Up to **$9,000**
✔️ Age 55+? You may be eligible for an additional **$1,000 catch-up contribution**.

Read the full article here:

The IRS has increased the health savings account limits for 2027. Here's what you need to know.

06/03/2026

☀️ Summer Fun Can Impact Your Taxes! ☀️

While most people are focused on vacations, camps, weddings, and summer jobs, the IRS reminds taxpayers that many common summer activities can have an impact on next year's tax return.

A few examples include:
✅ Summer day camps may qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit
✅ Seasonal and part-time jobs can affect filing requirements and potential refunds
✅ Gig work and side hustles may generate taxable income and Form 1099 reporting
✅ Marriage and address changes should be updated with the appropriate agencies
✅ Business travel may qualify for tax deductions for eligible taxpayers

The key is keeping good records now so you're prepared when tax season arrives.

Learn more from the IRS here:
[Summer Fun Has Begun: How Common Activities Could Impact the Next Tax Return](https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/summer-fun-has-begun-how-common-activities-could-impact-the-next-tax-return?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Tax Tip 2026-43 May 26, 2026 — Summer hasn’t officially started, but summertime events and happenings certainly have. Most people aren’t thinking about taxes when there’s summer fun to be had, but there’s some common activities that could impact taxpayers in the next filing season.

05/19/2026

⚠️ Be cautious of “tax deduction calculators” and online tools promising huge savings under the new tax law changes. Scammers and misleading websites are already taking advantage of confusion surrounding the “One Big Beautiful Bill” and other recent tax updates.

Before relying on any calculator or tax-saving estimate, make sure the source is legitimate and IRS-backed. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

The IRS recently shared guidance on how to spot fake tax deduction calculators and protect your personal and financial information:

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/how-to-spot-fake-tax-deduction-calculators-exploiting-the-new-tax-law-under-the-one-big-beautiful-bill

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FS-2026-09, March 2026 — The IRS warns taxpayers annually about new and evolving scams, fraud, and misleading schemes designed to steal taxpayers’ money and personal information. With recent provisions under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill changing credits, deductions, and eligibility rules, some s...

05/08/2026

It’s National Small Business Week! 🎉

Small businesses are the backbone of our communities, and the IRS has shared helpful tools and resources designed specifically for entrepreneurs, self-employed individuals, and business owners.

Whether you’re just starting out or managing a growing business, staying organized and informed can make a huge difference during tax season and throughout the year.

Check out the IRS Small Business Week resources here:

Tax Tip 2026-38, May 7, 2026 — Being a small business owner or entrepreneur can be a heavy lift sometimes. Fortunately, there’re several tools and resources that can help them manage their tax responsibilities efficiently.