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As the new school year begins, the IRS is reminding educators that the maximum deduction for classroom expenses in 2024 remains at $300. This deduction allows teachers to offset some of the money they spend out of pocket on classroom
The IRS wants to remind everyone that summer day camp expenses might help you snag the Child and Dependent Care tax credit. For many working parents, summer means finding care for their kids under 13. Day camps are a popular
As the Internal Revenue Service intensifies work on the Employee Retention Credit, the agency today shared five new warning signs being seen on incorrect claims by businesses. The new list comes from common issues the IRS compliance teams have seen
IRS Issues Warning on False “Self Employment Tax Credit” Claims Circulating on Social Media The IRS has issued a warning about misleading information spreading on social media regarding a non-existent “Self Employment Tax Credit,” which is causing taxpayers to file
Until a final federal rule is published, the IRS wants to remind everyone that marijuana is still considered a Schedule I controlled substance and falls under the limitations of the Internal Revenue Code. The classification of marijuana hasn’t changed. Taxpayers
In order to maintain a successful business, it is important to comply with all state and federal tax laws. This includes paying your payroll taxes on time and in full. What happens if you can’t pay? Can the government come
There are times when it is best for a business to file an offer and times when it is better to pursue being deemed uncollectible. In this blog post, we will explore both of these options and help you decide
Hey folks, just a friendly reminder from the Internal Revenue Service: when it comes to your taxes, it’s important to report all the money you’ve earned, whether it’s from digital asset transactions, your regular job, gig work, or tips. This
If you owe money to the IRS, you can count on letters from the agency showing up in your mailbox. But once you receive IRS Letter 3174—it’s time to take note—as this is the last letter you’ll receive before your
If you missed the April deadline for filing your 2023 federal income tax return, don’t worry—the IRS has options to assist you. Payment Programs and Penalty Relief For those struggling to pay what they owe, the IRS offers several payment
The IRS has just announced some great news for individuals and businesses hit by severe storms and flooding starting from September 11, 2023. If you’re in these areas, you now have until July 31, 2024, to file various federal tax
The IRS has just announced that interest rates are staying the same for the next quarter, starting July 1, 2024. Here’s a quick rundown of the rates: These rates are set quarterly based on the federal short-term rate plus