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10/19/2026

PSA CONTACT ME FOR QUESTIONS——Whether you fly or drive for business purposes, you may qualify for a deduction for your . Check out this handy publication to learn about all the qualified deductions you can report next year. Make sure to keep record of the expenses you're planning to deduct.

Prepare for your next business trip at www.irs.gov/pub463.

Whether you fly or drive for business purposes, you may qualify for a deduction for your . Check out this handy publication to learn about all the qualified deductions you can report next year. Make sure to keep record of the expenses you're planning to deduct.

Prepare for your next business trip at www.irs.gov/pub463.

10/03/2026

Imposter emails, calls, and text messages are the most common way thieves steal your personal info.

A phone call, email or text message isn’t from the if it:
• Is unexpected
• Rushes you
• Threatens you
• Asks for personal or financial information
• Demands immediate payment

The IRS will only text you, with your permission, about certain services. And remember, the IRS will never direct message you on social media.

Protect your by learning how to recognize and report phishing scams at www.irs.gov/phishing

10/02/2026

Need a copy of your tax records? Whether you're buying a home, applying for student financial aid or preparing for a major life event, the offers several options:

1. Use your individual account to view, print or download your transcripts and other tax records online
2. Request your transcripts and other tax records by mail

If you need your information quickly, start with your online account for convenient access. Learn more: www.irs.gov/transcripts

09/24/2026

If you own a single-member limited liability company (LLC), it's important to know which taxpayer identification number to use. For federal income tax, a disregarded single-member LLC generally uses the owner's Social Security number or the Employer Identification Number (EIN). However, if the LLC has employees or certain excise tax responsibilities, it must use its own EIN. Review the rules and learn when an EIN is required with at https://ow.ly/ywMw50ZB3mg

09/14/2026

If you make quarterly estimated tax payments, mark your calendar. The third estimated tax payment for 2026 is due September 15.

Self-employed individuals, retirees, investors, and others who have income that isn’t subject to withholding may need to make estimated tax payments. Making payments on time can help taxpayers avoid an unexpected tax bill or possible penalties.

Learn more about estimated taxes from the : www.irs.gov/estimatedtaxes

08/19/2026

Is season inspiring you to start planning your child's future education? Consider a Qualified Tuition Plan, also called a 529 plan, to cover future education costs and gain tax benefits. The earnings are not subject to federal tax when used for qualified education expenses.

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08/19/2026

October 15th is the deadline for extension!!! Contact me today to fill your 2025 TAX RETURN

08/19/2026

Paying your taxes is simple when you know your options. The offers secure payment methods designed to fit your different needs so you can choose how you pay.

To explore which payment option works best for you, go to irs.gov/payments

08/19/2026

Paying your taxes…

Paying your taxes is simple when you know your options. The offers secure payment methods designed to fit your different needs so you can choose how you pay.

To explore which payment option works best for you, go to irs.gov/payments

07/23/2026

Why Professional Tax Preparation Is an Investment, Not an Expense!!!
Ever wonder what goes into the cost of hiring a professional tax preparer? Quality tax preparation isn’t just about typing numbers into software—it is about expertise, accuracy, and protecting your hard-earned money.
At Tax Time Professionals, fees are structured transparently by the hour and by the complexity of the forms required for your specific situation. Here is a breakdown of why this structure ensures you get the best possible service:
✅Complexity of Forms: Not all tax returns are created equal. A simple W-2 return requires far less time and specialized knowledge than navigating multi-state filings, self-employment income, rental properties, or investments. Each form demands adherence to specific, ever-changing tax laws.
✅Time and Deep Expertise: Tax laws are vast and continuously updated. When you pay for professional time, you are investing in continuous education, rigorous training, and the hours spent analyzing your unique financial documents to uncover legitimate deductions and credits you might otherwise miss.
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🎯🤷🏾‍♀️Skipping professional help to save a few dollars upfront often leads to costly errors, missed deductions, or IRS penalties down the road. Let us handle the complexities so you can file with confidence!