DMT Bookkeeping & Tax Services, LLC

DMT Bookkeeping & Tax Services, LLC Debra Thomas, EA
www.dmtbookkeeping.com Hello my name is Debbie Thomas, EA and I absolutely love what I do.

I have a passion for learning everything I can about the tax law so I can help my clients save time and money. I graduated with a Degree in Business: IT & Accounting. I am an Enrolled Agent (EA) – [federally licensed tax practitioner] and a National Registered Bookkeeper (NRB) which both are required to adhere to ethical standards and complete continuing education courses yearly. Hold on friends

I’m not finished because I am also a Continuing Education Course Writer, QuickBooks Pro Advisor and I am a Volunteer for VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program). You can see how I continually stay up to date on every aspect of my profession. You should be able to call your tax professional anytime of the year, not just during the tax season. Tax planning is permanent it's something that should always be in place. There is a lot I can offer, but you have to be ready to take that step.

06/29/2026

🚨 Before you trust someone with your tax return…do your homework. 🚨

The Department of Justice recently announced that eight North Carolina tax return preparers pleaded guilty in a multi-million-dollar COVID tax credit fraud scheme. Their clients now face the possibility of IRS examinations, repayment of refunds, penalties, and interest—even if they didn’t know the returns were false. (Department of Justice⁠)

💡 Remember: You’re responsible for what’s on your tax return, even if someone else prepares it.

Before hiring a tax preparer:
✅ Verify they have a valid PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number).
✅ Ask about their credentials and experience.
✅ Make sure they sign your return as the paid preparer.
✅ Never work with someone who promises a bigger refund without reviewing your records.

The IRS makes it easy to verify a preparer’s credentials. Search here:
https://irs.treasury.gov/rpo/rpo.jsf

Protect yourself. A legitimate tax professional will focus on preparing an accurate return—not the biggest refund.

Choose experience. Choose integrity. Choose someone who stands behind their work.

IRS CP53E notices are causing major confusion for taxpayers and tax professionals. Some notices may be legitimate, some ...
05/20/2026

IRS CP53E notices are causing major confusion for taxpayers and tax professionals. Some notices may be legitimate, some may be scams, and some were reportedly sent in error — even to taxpayers who owe money.

If you receive one, do NOT scan the QR code. Instead, log directly into your IRS account at IRS.gov to verify the notice, contact your tax preparer, or call the IRS directly.

If you do not respond and you are actually due a refund, the IRS says your check will be mailed within 6 weeks.

04/30/2026

IRS REFUND ALERT – DON’T MISS THIS

A recent federal court case, Kwong v. United States, could mean the IRS owes YOU money.

During COVID, tax deadlines may have actually been paused longer than the IRS applied. That means:

✔ You may be able to get penalties and interest refunded.
✔ You may still qualify for a 2022 refund (even if you think it’s too late).
✔ You may be able to reduce balances owed.

This applies if you:
• Filed late between 2020–2023
• Paid IRS penalties or interest
• Still need to file past returns

⏳ Deadline to act: July 10, 2026

After that, your refund could be gone for good.

A lot of businesses will go back to, “You’ll get your packages in 7 - 10 business days.” 😉😄
04/30/2026

A lot of businesses will go back to, “You’ll get your packages in 7 - 10 business days.” 😉😄

04/19/2026

⚠️ Don’t miss your money! ⚠️

If you still haven’t filed your 2022 tax return and are expecting a refund, here’s what you need to know:

📅 The deadline is April 20, 2026 (not April 15 like usual!)

Why?
Because the original tax deadline in 2023 was pushed to April 18, and when the 3-year refund window ends on a weekend, it moves to the next business day.

💡 Important:
- Filing an extension did NOT extend your refund deadline
- If you miss this date, your refund is gone forever

📬 Mailing it?
Make sure it’s postmarked by April 20, 2026 to count!

Don’t leave your money on the table. File before it’s too late

04/15/2026

Be kind today… some folks are finding out they owe the IRS! 💚


If you haven’t filed yet, go ahead and submit that extension to avoid the late filing penalty. And if you think you might owe, make a payment now—paying something is always better than getting hit with extra penalties later.

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Hartsville, SC
29550

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