Patrick W Rollmann Tax & Accounting Services

12/03/2025

⭐ Should You Donate in 2025 or 2026? New Tax Rules to Know. ⭐

Big tax law changes start in 2026, and they can affect how much you save from charitable donations. For some people, it makes sense to donate more in 2025, while others may benefit by waiting until 2026.

Here’s the simple version:

🔹 If You Don’t Usually Itemize

Starting in 2026, you can deduct $1,000 in cash donations ($2,000 for joint filers) even if you don’t itemize.
👉 If you don’t itemize, it may be better to wait until 2026 to donate.

🔹 If You Itemize but Give Small Amounts

In 2026, a new rule says your charitable donations must be more than 0.5% of your AGI to count.
👉 If your donations are usually smaller, think about “bunching” donations—combine multiple years into one (ex: give 2025 & 2026 donations together in 2025).

🔹 High-Income Earners (Top Tax Bracket)

Starting in 2026, deductions will save you less than they do right now.
👉 You may benefit by making larger donations in 2025, or using a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) to lock in today’s rules.

🔹 If You’re Self-Employed

Starting in 2026, certain charitable payments may be more valuable if structured as a business expense instead of a personal donation.
👉 Ask before doing this — it must be set up correctly.

📌 The Bottom Line

The right move depends on how you file, your income, and how much you normally give.
A quick review can help you decide whether to donate now or later for the best tax savings.

📞 Rollmann Tax & Accounting Services

Patrick W. Rollmann, EA
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07/08/2025

🚨 IRS or SCAM? Here's How to Tell the Difference (Tax Tip 2025-46)
Shared by Patrick W. Rollmann EA Tax & Accounting Services

Scammers pretending to be the IRS are getting smarter. Here’s how you and your family can stay protected:

📧 Email, Text & Social Media: Red Flags

The IRS never initiates contact by email, text, or social media.

Ignore messages about fake refunds, tax credits, or threats.

Don’t click links that look like IRS tools—go directly to IRS.gov.

📬 Letters & Notices: Check First

The IRS will always send a letter or notice first.

Unsure if it’s legit? Log in to your IRS Online Account or call them directly.

Private debt collectors must match your IRS CP40 notice.

📞 Phone Calls: Know What’s Normal

The IRS may call—but only after mailing you first.

They don’t leave threatening voicemails or demand prepaid gift cards.

Visit irs.gov/payments to make legitimate payments.

🏠 In-Person Visits: Extremely Rare

Most unannounced IRS visits have been phased out for safety.

If someone shows up claiming to be from the IRS, ask for official ID and verify it.

✅ Stay safe, stay smart. When in doubt, reach out.
If you ever receive a suspicious IRS-related message, call my office and I’ll help verify it for you.

— Patrick W. Rollmann, EA
📍 Fort Myers, FL | Trusted Tax Help Year-Round

02/19/2025

📢 2024 Tax Season is Here! 📢

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01/20/2025

📢 Attention: 2024 Tax Season is Here! 📢

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With 22 years of experience in the tax industry, we’re here to provide personalized, professional, and reliable service that you can trust.

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01/16/2025

Stay Ahead with Patrick W Rollmann Tax & Accounting Services 🌟

The tax landscape is constantly evolving, with new laws and policies shaping how individuals and businesses manage their finances. At Patrick W Rollmann Tax & Accounting Services, we make it our mission to stay ahead of the curve so you don’t have to. 💼📊

Whether it’s understanding the latest tax reforms, navigating new deductions, or preparing for future changes, our team is equipped to help you make informed decisions in an ever-changing political and economic environment. ✅

💡 Why choose us?
✔️ Up-to-date expertise on the latest tax laws
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Let us help you take the guesswork out of taxes and accounting. Reach out today to see how we can support you!

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05/31/2023

Review the changes the new law made to the Net Operating Loss (NOL) rules.

01/26/2022

02/28/2021

Opening for a part-time, seasonal tax preparer for upcoming 2020 tax season (starting in mid to late February through April 15) with possibility of permanent part-time employment after tax season. (PTIN) Required. Candidates must have experience with individual tax preparation & proficiency with a major tax software, as well as solid computer abilities. Experience with Excel, QuickBooks, & payroll a plus. Position requires strong analytical, interpersonal skills and knowledge of general tax law & accounting principles. Our office provides a professional, friendly work environment. Flexible schedule. Please forward resume with availability and salary requirements for immediate consideration.

02/04/2021

Experienced tax professional needed to assist EA with the preparation of individual income tax returns. Will consider CPA, enrolled agent, or experienced data-entry person. Employment begins mid-January and ends mid-April.

07/17/2020

Rebalancing your portfolio when you get older makes sense. So does anticipating for these possible tax surprises during your retirement years.

07/10/2020

If you have not already done so, please plan to make your 1st and/or 2nd quarter estimated tax payment(s). The due date is Wednesday, July 15, 2020.

07/03/2020

Every year thousands of taxpayers go through a gotcha with the IRS thanks to large, unexpected tax bills. Here are five common causes of tax surprises, ranging from lost refunds to retirement plan mistakes.