05/27/2026
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO READ:
You may qualify for a possible refund or reduction of IRS penalties and interest related to COVID tax relief changes.
During COVID, the IRS extended many tax filing and payment deadlines. A recent court case, Kwong v. Commissioner, found that some deadlines should have been extended even longer, which may allow certain taxpayers to receive relief from penalties and interest.
This may affect taxpayers who:
• Filed 2019, 2020, 2021, or 2022 tax returns
• Owed taxes with the return
• Paid late or were unable to pay by the IRS deadline
• Were charged IRS penalties or interest during the COVID period
Even if you still owe the IRS today, you may still qualify for a reduction or refund of penalties and interest charged during that time.
Important: Claims must be filed by July 10, 2026, to protect your right to request a refund or reduction.
The IRS has appealed the court decision, so approval is not guaranteed. However, taxpayers who do not file a claim may lose the opportunity for relief if the court decision is upheld.
Our office can review your IRS records to see if you may qualify