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04/16/2026

Just because tax season is over doesn’t mean the deadlines are. It’s not too late to file late! ⏳

📌 Extension filers: your deadline is October 15—use this time wisely.
📌 Still need to file? Getting it done now can help limit penalties and interest.
📌 2023 refunds don’t last forever—you have until April 15, 2027 to claim what’s yours.

Off-season is the perfect time to catch up, clean up, and stay ahead! ✨

04/15/2026

💸 It’s Tax Day! 💸

Whether you filed early or waited until the last minute (no judgment 👀), today’s the finish line!

If you haven’t filed yet, there’s still time to submit or request an extension.

Check it off your list and enjoy the peace of mind! 🙌 Here’s to refunds, fresh starts, and not thinking about taxes again for a while! 🙂

04/08/2026

⚠️ Time Is Running Out—Get Tax Ready Now!

📅 April 15, 2026 is the deadline to file your taxes or request an extension—and the last day to claim your 2022 refund.

💡 Quick reminders:
• An extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay.
• Any balance owed is still due by Tax Day to avoid penalties and interest.
• Filing late can cost more than paying late—so don’t skip the extension if you need it.

Haven’t filed 2022 yet?
This is your last chance to claim any refund or credits you’re owed—after this, it’s gone for good.

Can’t pay in full?
Payment plans are available and can help you stay compliant while managing what you owe.

Don’t wait until it’s too late—reach out today for help filing, requesting an extension, or exploring your options!

04/01/2026

Tax Day Deadline Approaching ‼️

🚫 TAX MYTH: Filing an extension means you don’t have to pay.
✅ TRUTH: An extension gives you more time to FILE— NOT more time to PAY.

If you owe taxes, payment is still due by Tax Day to avoid penalties and interest. The late payment penalty is typically smaller than the late filing penalty—but both can add up quickly.

If you can’t file on time, filing an extension is still a smart move—it helps you avoid the larger late filing penalty, even if you can’t pay in full yet.

Setting up an installment agreement can also help—while interest still applies, being on a payment plan may reduce interest and keep you in better standing with the IRS.

🤝 Need help figuring out the best option for your situation? Reach out—we’re here to help you stay compliant and minimize penalties!

03/25/2026

⏳ Don’t Miss Your 2022 Refund!

You generally have 3 years from the original filing deadline to claim a tax refund.

💸 That means 2022 tax refunds expire on April 15, 2026. If you haven’t filed yet, now’s the time to act—don’t leave money on the table!

Even if you owed nothing last year, filing ensures you get any credits or refunds you qualify for.

Not sure if you’re due a refund? Need help filing? Reach out before it’s too late!

03/03/2026

🚨 Business Return Due Date Approaching ‼️

02/27/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT TAX REMINDER: Don’t Forget Your Form 1095-A!

If you had health insurance through the Marketplace in 2025, don’t forget to check for Form 1095-A before filing your taxes. This form is important and required to complete your tax return accurately.

⚠️ Why it matters:
• Not reporting your 1095-A can cause your tax return to be rejected
• It may result in an incorrect refund or balance due
• The Internal Revenue Service requires this form to reconcile any Advance Premium Tax Credit received

Before filing, log in to your Marketplace account to download your 1095-A if you haven’t received it by mail. If you need assistance accessing your form, contact the Marketplace directly.

For more information, visit: How to Use Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement. https://www.healthcare.gov/tax-form-1095/

Don’t delay — make sure your return is complete and accurate!

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02/25/2026

✨ Key Tax Updates Under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”

The new “Big Beautiful Bill” introduces important tax opportunities for taxpayers:

✔️ Tip Income Exclusion – Eligible taxpayers may be able to exclude up to $25,000 of tip income from taxable income under certain conditions.

✔️ Overtime Deduction – Eligible taxpayers may be able to deduct the premium portion of overtime (the half of “time-and-a-half”) on their return. If your overtime is not clearly reported on your W-2, be sure to bring your last pay stub when filing.

✔️ New Car Loan Interest Deduction – Interest paid on qualifying new vehicles made in the USA and purchased or financed after 2024 may be deductible.

✔️ Senior Tax Benefit – Seniors may qualify for up to an additional $6,000 deduction to reduce taxable income.

These credits and deductions are temporary and apply for tax years 2025 through 2028, so plan ahead to maximize your benefits.

📲 Message, call, or text to get started on a free quote and let’s make sure you maximize your tax savings! 💰🙂

02/18/2026

📢 Refund Update for Taxpayers Who Already Filed

For taxpayers who have already filed and claimed the Child Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit — good news! Refunds should start being released soon.

By law, the Internal Revenue Service holds refunds that include certain refundable credits until mid-February, and that timeframe is now approaching.

What this means for you:

⏳ The hold period is ending, and refunds should begin processing soon
💳 Direct deposits will start hitting bank accounts shortly after release
📲 “Where’s My Refund?” should begin showing updated statuses
🗓 Many taxpayers can begin expecting their refunds soon (timing will depend on your bank)

There is nothing additional you need to do at this time — we’re simply waiting on the IRS to finalize the release.

If you have questions about your specific refund, feel free to message me! 🙂✨

01/29/2026

📢 IRS Processing Update
The IRS began processing tax returns on Monday, January 26. Clients can now check their refund status using the official Where’s My Refund? tool on the IRS website.

🔗 https://www.irs.gov/refunds

You’ll need your SSN/ITIN, filing status, and exact refund amount to check. Refund season is officially underway! 💼💰

Explore options for getting your federal tax refund, how to check your refund status, how to adjust next year’s refund and how to resolve refund problems.

01/14/2026

📌 Business Tax Reminder 📌

Friendly reminder that business tax returns (Forms 1065 and 1120-S) are due March 15.

Clients, If you haven’t uploaded your documents yet, please do so through your secure client file account. Prefer to meet in person? Schedule an in-office appointment to review your information together.

Submitting your information on time helps ensure your return is filed accurately and helps avoid potential penalties or delays.

🔗 Helpful Links:
• Upload documents securely: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/securefilepro/id1628822303
• Schedule an appointment: https://calendar.app.google/oCiVnHk9njC5R6K79

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