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Majestic Business Services, LLC Majestic Business Services is a business service firm based in Georgia. We specializes in servicing your small business and individual needs.

Our four main services for small businesses are tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, and business start-up

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WHAT MAKES YOU THINK YOU DESERVE IT?
Are Your Expectations Greater Than Your Effort?

WHAT MAKES YOU THINK YOU DESERVE IT?

Everybody wants more out of life. A better career, more money, a successful relationship, a bigger home, or a more comfortable lifestyle.

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Everybody wants more out of life. A better career, more money, a successful relationship, a bigger home, or a more comfortable lifestyle.

But are your expectations consistent with your effort, qualifications, preparation, and contributions? Or are you measuring what you deserve based on what your friends, coworkers, and social media connections have?

Join Deonte’ Burden on Changing Lives for an eye-opening discussion about entitlement, ambition, self-worth, comparison, and personal accountability.

Tonight's big question: Are you expecting more from life than you're currently willing to put into it?

Let's have an honest conversation!

Saving for retirement? IRAs are an optionWhether retirement is many years away or just around the corner, knowing availa...
10/22/2026

Saving for retirement? IRAs are an option

Whether retirement is many years away or just around the corner, knowing available savings options is important for taxpayers to plan for their financial future. Individual retirement accounts are just one of the many ways to save, and they also offer tax benefits by letting earnings grow tax deferred. Taxpayers should consider how an IRA may fit into their long-term financial plans.

Let’s look at a couple of the most common types of IRAs.

Traditional IRA

Taxpayers may be able to deduct their contributions to an IRA, if they qualify.
There’re annual limits to contributions depending on the person's age and the type of IRA.
Generally, the money in a traditional IRA isn't taxed until it's withdrawn.
If a taxpayer withdraws money before age 59 ½, there may be a 10% additional tax, unless they qualify for an exception.
Usually, taxpayers must start taking the minimum withdrawals from the IRA when they reach a certain age. Special distribution rules apply for IRA beneficiaries.
Roth IRA
Same rules as a traditional IRA, but there are differences:

Contributions are not deductible and are made with after-tax funds.
Qualified distributions are tax free.
There is no required minimum distribution.
2026 contribution limits for traditional and Roth IRAs
For 2026, taxpayers can contribute a total of up to $7,500. Taxpayers who are 50 or older can contribute an additional $1,100, for a total of $8,600. The contribution limit applies to the combined amount contributed to traditional and Roth IRAs and can't exceed the taxpayer’s taxable compensation for the year.

Treasury, IRS update retirement plan correction program and establish correction program for individual retirement accou...
10/22/2026

Treasury, IRS update retirement plan correction program and establish correction program for individual retirement accounts
IR-2026-126, Oct. 22, 2026

WASHINGTON — The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today issued two revenue procedures that update the correction program for employee retirement plans and create one for Individual Retirement Accounts.

“Hard working Americans will benefit from these procedures because they simplify and speed up how errors with certain retirement plans and IRAs can get corrected when there is a simple problem,” said IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano. “These procedures are part of our effort to make complying with the nation’s tax laws easier and less burdensome for taxpayers.”

Revenue Procedure 2026-34 expands the Employee Plans Compliance Resolution System and replaces and restructures the Revenue Procedure 2021-30 previously used by employee plan sponsors to make plan corrections. The EPCRS revenue procedure is effective today.

EPCRS includes the Self-Correction Program, Voluntary Correction Program, and Audit Closing Agreement Program. Together, these programs allow sponsors of qualified plans, section 403(b) plans, SEP arrangements, and SIMPLE IRA plans to make corrections and continue providing retirement benefits on a tax-favored basis.

Modeled after the procedure for employee plans, Revenue Procedure 2026-33 establishes the IRA Compliance Resolution System (ICRS), which is a correction program for IRAs. The new system, enacted as part of the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022, permits IRA custodians and IRA owners to request correction of certain eligible inadvertent failures caused by service-provider errors.

ICRS also provides a process for retirement plan participants and IRA owners to request to waive the requirement that a rollover to another plan or IRA be made within 60 days of the distribution from the first plan or IRA. Currently, requests for these waivers must be submitted as private letter ruling requests. Over the course of 2027 and 2028, these requests will be transitioned to requests under ICRS.

Existing automatic waiver and self-certification procedures remain available, at no cost, for taxpayers who meet the requirements under Revenue Procedures 2020-46, 2016-47, and 2003-16.

The ICRS revenue procedure is effective May 1, 2027. Treasury and the IRS invite comments on both programs, and each revenue procedure identifies issues on which comments are particularly requested, provides submission instructions, and specifies when comments are due.

IRS reminder: Take steps now to protect tax informationIR-2026-127, Oct. 22, 2026WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Servi...
10/22/2026

IRS reminder: Take steps now to protect tax information

IR-2026-127, Oct. 22, 2026

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today reminded taxpayers to protect their information from tax-related identity theft by safeguarding their IRS online-account credentials and obtaining an Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN).

“Protecting sensitive financial information is essential to preventing unauthorized users from accessing confidential tax information and IRS online services,” said IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano. “By safeguarding their online account credentials and obtaining an IP PIN, taxpayers can help stop tax-related identity theft, file their tax return with greater confidence, and know they have done what they can to protect themselves from bad actors.”

Access IRS Individual Online Account

After taxpayers verify their identity, they can securely access their IRS Individual Online Account to view tax information and complete certain tax-related tasks.

Taxpayers should not share their sign-in information with anyone. An online account may include sensitive information, such as recently filed returns, refund status, payments, tax records, notifications, and service requests.

Get an IP PIN

Taxpayers can also obtain an Identity Protection PIN to help prevent tax-related identity theft. An IP PIN is a six-digit number that prevents someone else from filing a federal tax return using another taxpayer’s Social Security number or individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN).

The IP PIN is known only to the taxpayer and the IRS. Taxpayers who do not already have one may request an IP PIN as a proactive step to protect themselves from tax-related identity theft. Taxpayers can obtain an IP PIN even if they are not required to file a federal tax return.

Taxpayers who plan to file early in 2027 should request an IP PIN before the online system becomes unavailable for annual maintenance in mid-November. The system is generally available again beginning in mid-January.

Taxpayers should protect their IP PIN and disclose it only to a trusted tax professional when they are ready to prepare and submit their federal tax return. The IRS will never call, email, text, or contact taxpayers through social media to request their IP PIN.

Security reminders and tools for tax prosIt’s Tax Professional Awareness week which is a perfect time to remind tax prof...
10/20/2026

Security reminders and tools for tax pros

It’s Tax Professional Awareness week which is a perfect time to remind tax professionals of ways they can protect themselves and sensitive taxpayer information. Here are some quick tips to do so.

Beware of malicious and suspicious requests
Tax pros need to stay vigilant to protect themselves and their businesses. Unfortunately, it’s common for them to receive “new client” or “document request” emails that deliver malicious links or attachments to steal client data or access systems.

Businesses, tax pros, and individuals should always be cautious of any suspicious requests or unusual behavior before sharing any sensitive information or responding to an email.
Warning signs may include unexpected requests for sensitive information, mismatched or unfamiliar sender addresses, urgent payment demands, or links directing users to websites that do not clearly originate from IRS.gov. Don’t click unexpected links or open unexpected attachments.
Protect client information
Cybercriminals and identity thieves often target tax professionals, because they have access to sensitive taxpayer information. Tax pros are encouraged to frequently review their security practices to help prevent identity theft and data breaches. Important security measures include:

Using strong passwords and multifactor authentication
Keeping security software and systems updated
Watching for phishing emails and suspicious requests for client information
Reviewing and updating their Written Information Security Plan
Report any suspicious activity
The IRS encourages taxpayers,tax professionals, and the public to report suspected tax fraud, scams, identity theft, data breaches, or other tax-related wrongdoing by visiting IRS.gov/SubmitATip. Immediate reporting helps protect taxpayers and quickly stop abusive activity.

Use IRS Tax Pro Account to review and manage client authorizations
IRS Tax Pro Account offers a secure way to manage client authorizations, access tax information, and conduct certain business with the IRS. Tax professionals can use Tax Pro Account to:

View active powers of attorney and tax information authorizations after linking their Centralized Authorization File number
Withdraw authorizations that are no longer needed
Request new authorizations electronically for eligible individual taxpayers
Access tax information and act on behalf of your client within the scope of their authorizations
Tax professional businesses can also manage business CAF access, including specifying which employees are authorized to act under the business CAF.

Prepare for filing season
Tax professionals should make sure their account information is current, review their client authorizations and encourage clients to use an IRS Individual Online Account or the IRS app. Taking these steps now can help tax professionals protect taxpayer information and make working with the IRS easier during filing season.

Treasury and IRS Move to Protect Health Care Benefits for Eligible AmericansProposed Rules Implement Working Families Ta...
10/20/2026

Treasury and IRS Move to Protect Health Care Benefits for Eligible Americans

Proposed Rules Implement Working Families Tax Cuts Reforms to Prevent Fraud and Abuse of the Premium Tax Credit

IR-2026-121, Oct. 14, 2026

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service issued proposed regulations to implement President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts reforms to the Premium Tax Credit (PTC), a refundable tax credit that helps eligible American taxpayers afford health insurance purchased through the Health Insurance Exchanges.

“Hardworking American taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize health care for people who are ineligible under federal law,” said Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. “Today’s proposed rules implement the common-sense reforms enacted by the Working Families Tax Cuts to close eligibility loopholes and ensure taxpayer-funded Premium Tax Credits are reserved for eligible Americans. Under President Trump, this Administration is cracking down on fraud and corruption; holding bad actors accountable; lowering health care costs for Americans; and restoring integrity to our tax code and health care system.”

"The proposed rules protect eligible taxpayers while strengthening the integrity of the Premium Tax Credit," said IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano. "The enhanced verification measures are designed to curb improper claims, ensuring these vital tax benefits go strictly to the hardworking Americans who qualify for them."

“The Trump Administration’s whole-of-government approach to fighting fraud, waste, and abuse is built on the idea that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” said CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz. “Ensuring health programs serve only those who are eligible is one of the most effective ways to protect these programs and the taxpayers who support them. With today’s proposed rules, the Treasury Department is taking another step forward in our collaborative effort to protect taxpayer dollars by shutting down waste and fraud before a single dollar leaves the building.”

Protecting taxpayer-funded benefits for eligible Americans
The proposed rules put the Working Families Tax Cuts’ Premium Tax Credit reforms into effect which strengthen eligibility checks, close gaps in the verification process, and help ensure taxpayer-funded subsidies go only to eligible American taxpayers.



The Trump Administration’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud exposed the need for stronger safeguards to protect the integrity of the Federal Marketplace. As part of that work, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the removal of more than 760,000 unverified “phantom” enrollees from the rolls of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), resulting in $2.2 billion in savings and sending nearly 1 million Americans $500 each who had been overcharged for their Obamacare coverage by the Biden Administration.

The Treasury and IRS proposed rules:
Strengthen Eligibility Standards: Beginning in 2027, ensures taxpayer-funded health insurance subsidies go only to Americans who qualify under federal law.
Protect Taxpayer Benefits for Eligible Americans: Restricts PTC eligibility to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and certain lawfully present noncitizens.
Close Verification Gaps: Applies common sense PTC eligibility checks and adds new verification criteria for any advance PTC payments.

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