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As a result of a federal court decision in the Kwong case, taxpayers who filed 2019 through 2022 tax returns and paid pe...
06/04/2026

As a result of a federal court decision in the Kwong case, taxpayers who filed 2019 through 2022 tax returns and paid penalties and/or interest for the period of 1/20/20 through 7/10/23 may be eligible for a refund as the IRS has appealed the court’s decision.

If the IRS wins the appeal, there will be no refund opportunity. If the IRS loses, taxpayers may be entitled to a refund opportunity. To preserve a potential refund claim, taxpayers should file Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement, by 7/10/26.

NJ employers must now report ALL employee separations electronically through the Employer Access portal, including layof...
05/28/2026

NJ employers must now report ALL employee separations electronically through the Employer Access portal, including layoffs, terminations, resignations, and retirements. Failure to comply may result in penalties.

Employers must register for Employer Access using the authorization code included in the annual assessment bill mailed in mid-August. Registration requires a valid email address and applies to businesses required to file Forms NJ927 and WR30.

https://www.nj.gov/labor/ea/employer-services/register-update/employeraccess.shtml?utm_source=govdelivery&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20251217_nwsltr&utm_content=biz&utm_term=reg

As tax returns are processed, taxpayers may either receive refunds or be responsible for any balances due. The IRS has r...
05/08/2026

As tax returns are processed, taxpayers may either receive refunds or be responsible for any balances due. The IRS has recently issued a number of CP53E notices that may cause confusion for taxpayers. These notices reference “missing direct deposit information,” even in cases where a tax return reflects a balance due rather than a refund.

This is an IRS system-generated message tied to missing banking information, not the taxpayer’s actual outcome.

Some notes:

* The CP53E notice is legitimate, not a scam, despite the notice having a QR code.

* The IRS is eliminating refund checks and might be a reason this notice was inadvertently sent to many taxpayers in error.

* Action is not needed.

Proactive taxpayers can log in to their IRS online accounts and enter their direct deposit or withdrawal information. Note that taxpayers have 30 days to update or add bank account information upon receiving a notice.

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