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Helpful Tips to Know About Gambling Winnings and Losses
Help wanted? Businesses that are hiring should know about the work opportunity tax credit
Here are reasons for people to file a 2019 tax return
Here are reasons people should file a 2019 tax return; Economic Impact Payment
Here are reasons people who don’t normally file should file a 2021 tax return
Here are reasons taxpayers should file a 2020 federal tax return – and why e-file is best
Here are some things gig economy workers should know about their tax responsibilities
Here are the different ways people can pay their federal taxes
Here’s basic info for businesses filing excise taxes
Here’s Five Reasons to Use Direct Deposit for a Tax Refund
Here’s how a name change affects a tax return
Here’s how a taxpayer’s custody situation may affect their advance child tax credit payments
Here’s how businesses can deduct startup costs from their federal taxes
Here’s how individual taxpayers can view their tax account info
Here’s how much individuals will get from the Economic Impact Payments
Here’s how taxpayers can avoid the hooks of phishing scams
Here’s how taxpayers can check if their charitable donation is tax deductible
Here’s how taxpayers can rebuild records after a natural disaster
Here’s how the credit for other dependents can benefit taxpayers
Here’s how the IRS contacts taxpayers
Here’s how to get the status of an Economic Impact Payment
Here’s the 4-1-1 on Calculating an Individual Shared Responsibility Payment
Here’s the 411 on who can deduct car expenses on their tax returns
Here’s what people should know about reporting cash payments
Here’s what people should know about taking early withdrawals from retirement plans
Here’s what taxpayers can do now to Get Ready to file taxes in 2021
Here’s what taxpayers need to know about filing an amended tax return
Here’s what taxpayers need to know about the home office deduction
Here’s what taxpayers should do if they have missing or incorrect documents
Here’s what taxpayers should know about making 2019 estimated tax payments
Here’s what taxpayers should know if they get a notice from the IRS
Here’s What To Do if You Owe Taxes but Can’t Pay
Here’s what to expect after requesting an appeal of a tax matter
Here’s What You Need to Do with Your Form 1095-A
Here’s What You Need to Do with Your Form 1095-C
Here’s where taxpayers can find answers to questions about their tax refund
Here’s who qualifies a taxpayer for the child and dependent care credit
Here’s who qualifies for the employee business expense deduction
Here’s why some people got more than one notice about their Economic Impact Payments
Here’s why some people’s Economic Impact Payment is different than expected
Here’s why taxpayers should be using direct deposit for tax refunds
hidden accounts
higher education
HIGHER EDUCATION CREDIT
high income
Highlights from National Small Business Week 2021
HIGHWAY USE TAX
Highway Use Tax Return Due Sept. 3
Highway Use Tax Return is due Aug. 31
highway vehicle
hire an accountant or a tax professional
Hire New Workers
Hiring Unemployed Veterans
Hobby
Hobby Deductions
Hobby Expenses
hobby income
Hobby or business: here’s what to know about that side hustle
Hobby or Business? IRS Offers Tips to Decide
holiday
Holiday scam reminder
Holiday scam reminder: Gift cards are never used to make tax payments
home business deduction
homebuyer
home depreciation
Home Energy
Home Energy Audits May Qualify for an Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit
home energy credits
home expenses
home improvement credit
home improvements
homelessness
homeless qualify
Home mortgage interest
home office
home office deduction
Home Office Deduction: a Tax Break for Those Who Work from Home
home office deduction and more
Home office deduction benefits eligible small business owners
Homeownership
Homeownership and taxes: Things taxpayers should consider when selling a house
Homes
Home sale profits usually don't create any tax bills for residential sellers
hope credit
horse racing
hotel
hot watr
House approves payroll tax cut extension
household
Household employees open 'a big can of worms'
household goods
household income
housing credit
How a Summer Wedding Can Affect Your Taxes
How long should I keep employment tax records?
How long should I keep records?
How people can reconstruct records lost in a natural disaster
How self-employed individuals and household employers repay deferred Social Security tax
How Selling Your Home Can Impact Your Taxes
How should I record my business transactions?
How taxpayers can make sure their donations are tax deductible
How taxpayers can troubleshoot common after-tax-day issues
How to Determine if You Can Claim the Premium Tax Credit
How to Get Your Prior-Year Tax Information from the IRS
How to report nonemployee compensation and backup withholding
How to Use the “Where’s My Refund?
How Your Income Affects Your Premium Tax Credit
hurricane
hurricane disasters
hurricane Dorian
Hurricane Ida
Hurricane Irene
hurricane irma
Hurricane Sandy
hurricane season
I'm waiting for my refund
Ida
Identity Protection PIN
Identity Protection PINs
Identity stolen
Identity stolen? Request an Identity Protection PIN from the IRS
Identity Theft
Identity Theft Crackdown Sweeps Across the Nation;
identity thieves
ID numbers
id theft
If You Missed the Tax Deadline These Tips Can Help
If You Work
iitemize
immigrants
Important additional guidance for employers claiming the employee retention credit
Important Facts about Mortgage Debt Forgiveness
Important Reminders about Tip Income
Important Tax Dates for Small Businesses
Important tax reminders for people selling a home
Important things all extension filers should remember
Improved Tax Withholding Estimator helps workers target the refund they want; shows how to fill out new 2020 W-4
improvements
In 2012
Include a Few Tax Items in Your Summer Wedding Checklist
including Form 990-series returns and notices
income
income and expenses
income limits
Income ranges for determining IRA eligibility change for 2021
income tax
income tax liability
income tax return
incorrect
Independent Contractor
Independent Contractor (Self-Employed) or Employee?
independent contractors
individuals
Individuals may deduct personal property losses that are not covered by insurance
Individuals with significant tax debt should act promptly to avoid revocation of passports
Individual taxpayer identification number
Individual taxpayers’
Information for Employers about Their Responsibilities Under the Affordable Care Act
Information for organizations applying for tax-exempt status
information to help taxpayers preparing their 2021 returns
Info to help gig economy workers stay on top of their tax responsibilities
inheritance
Injured or Innocent Spouse Tax Relief
injured spouse
Innocent Spouse
innocent spouses
Inspector Genrael
Instagram
Installing solar panels or making other home improvements may qualify taxpayers for home energy credits
installment
installment agreement
Installment Agreements
installment payment
insurance
insurance schemes
integrated auxiliaries
Interactive tax assistant
interest
INTEREST & PENALTIES
interest payment
INTEREST RATE
Interest rates
Interest Rates Decrease for the Third Quarter of 2020
Interest rates remain the same for the first quarter of 2020
Interest Rates Remain the Same for the Second Quarter of 2013
internal revenue service
Internal revenue Services
investment income
investment property
investments
IP PIN
IRA
IRA eligibility
IRA Owners
IRA Roth IRA
IRAs
IRAs and to 401(k)
IRAs are one tool in the retirement planning toolbox
IRC 501(c)(3)
IRS
IRS.gov
IRS.gov has Information to Help You Understand the Health Care Law’s Effect on Your Taxes
IRS.gov resources help small businesses have big success
irs2go
IRS2Go app
IRS2Go Mobile App
irs2go pay
IRS: 50
IRS: 2024 Flexible Spending Arrangement contribution limit rises by $150
IRS: Beware of fake charities; check before donating
IRS: Check tax withholdings now as the last quarter of 2020 begins
IRS: Don’t be victim to ‘ghost’ tax return preparers
IRS: Eligible employees can use tax-free dollars for medical expenses
IRS: Families now receiving August Child Tax Credit payments; still time for low-income families to sign up
IRS: Home Office Deduction Often Overlooked by Small Business Owners
IRS: New law provides relief for eligible taxpayers who need funds from IRAs and other retirement plans
IRS: Refunds worth $1.1 billion waiting to be claimed by those who have not filed 2014 federal income tax returns
IRS: Sept. 15 is the deadline for third quarter estimated tax payments
IRS: Several tax law changes may affect bottom line of many business owners
IRS: Special Rules Help Many with Disabilities Qualify for Earned Income Tax Credit
IRS: Tax relief now available to Ida victims in Pennsylvania; Oct. 15 deadline
IRS: Tax relief now available to victims of Hurricane Ida; Oct. 15 deadline
IRS: Three new credits are available to many businesses hit by COVID-19
IRS@Go App
IRS advice for those who missed the July 15 deadline
IRS advises that improperly forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loans are taxable
IRS alert: Economic Impact Payments belong to recipient
IRS and Treasury issue guidance for students with discharged student loans and their creditors
IRS Announces 2010 Standard Mileage Rates
IRS Announces 2011 Standard Mileage Rates
IRS Announces 2015 Pension Plan Limitations; Taxpayers May Contribute up to $18
IRS announces changes to retirement plans for 2022
IRS announces delay for implementation of $600 reporting threshold for third-party payment platforms’ Forms 1099-K
IRS Announces New Voluntary Worker Classification Settlement Program
IRS Announces Pension Plan Limitations for 2012
IRS Audit
IRS begins delivering third round of Economic Impact Payments to Americans
IRS Cancels Postcard-Sized Income Tax Return
IRS Can Help if W-2s Are Missing
IRS Can Help Taxpayers Get Form W-2
IRS cautions taxpayers about fake charities and scammers targeting immigrants
IRS communicates
IRS computer problem
IRS continues work on inventory of tax returns; original tax returns filed in 2021 to be completed this week
IRS decision
irs delay
IRS designates November 10 National EIP Registration Day
irs direct pay
IRS e-file Launches Today; Most Taxpayers Can File Immediately
IRS EFILE
IRS encourages preparation for natural disasters
IRS ends unannounced Revenue Officer visits to taxpayers; major change to end confusion
IRS enhances Get My Payment online application to help taxpayers
IRS expands partner materials for Economic Impact Payments; continues sweeping effort to share details in multiple languages
IRS expands voice bot options for faster service
IRS extend filing deadline and federal tax payments regardless of amount owed
IRS extends Economic Impact Payment registration deadline for non-filers to Nov. 21
IRS extends July 15
IRS extends more tax deadlines
IRS extends Oct. 15 and other upcoming deadlines
IRS Free File
IRS Fresh Start Program if you owe back TAXES
IRS Gives Additional Time to Taxpayers and Preparers Affected by Hurricane Sandy; File and Pay by Nov. 7
IRS gives tips on filing
IRS Gives Truckers Three-Month Extension; Highway Use Tax Return Due Nov. 30
IRS Has $1 Billion for People Who Have Not Filed a 2008 Income Tax Return
IRS has begun sending letters to virtual currency owners advising them to pay back taxes
IRS has resources to help military personnel and veterans understand taxes
IRS help for employers wanting to rehire retirees or keep them after retirement age
IRS helps workers
IRS highlights higher penalties for some tax returns filed after Sept. 14
IRS increases mileage rate for remainder of 2022
IRS Increases Mileage Rate to 55.5 Cents per Mile
IRS increases visits to high-income taxpayers who haven’t filed tax returns
IRS Intensifies National Crackdown on Identity Theft;
IRS is sending letters to those experiencing a delay with advance payment of employer credits
IRS issue final regulations providing relief for certain tax-exempt organizations
IRS issue guidance to farmers on uniform capitalization rules
IRS issues 2021 Filing Season frequently asked questions
IRS issues standard mileage rates for 2020
IRS issues standard mileage rates for 2021
IRS issues standard mileage rates for 2022
IRS issues warning about Coronavirus-related scams; watch out for schemes tied to economic impact payments
IRS is waiving the failure-to-deposit penalties
IRS Kicks Off 2014 Tax Season; Individual Returns Can Be Filed Now
IRS Launches 2017 Summertime Tax Tip Program
IRS launches Identity Theft Central
IRS launches International Charity Fraud Awareness Week
IRS launches new Tax Withholding Estimator; Redesigned online tool makes it easier to do a paycheck checkup
IRS launch new tool to help non-filers register for Economic Impact Payments
IRS Letter
IRS letters
IRS makes it easier to set up payment agreements; Offers other relief to taxpayers struggling with tax debts
IRS Nationwide Delay of Refunds due to IRS Computer Problems
IRS notice
IRS offers guidance to taxpayers on identity theft involving unemployment benefits
IRS Offers IRA Tax Tips for the 2016 Tax Year
IRS Offers Rules on Hardship Exemptions from ACA Individual Mandate
IRS offers settlement for micro-captive insurance schemes; letters being mailed to groups under audit
IRS Offers Tax Tips for “The Season of Giving”
IRS Offers Tips for Teenage Taxpayers with Summer Jobs
IRS Offers Tips for Year-End Giving
IRS Offers Tips on Validating Your Identity on Your Tax Return
IRS Offers Top 10 Tax-Time Tips
IRS offers videos on wide range of tax topics in American Sign Language
IRS office
IRS online tool helps families see if they qualify for the Child Tax Credit; one of three tools now available for the upcoming advance payments
IRS opens 2019 tax filing season for individual filers on Jan. 27
IRS outlines new tax law effect on tax exempt organizations
IRS overlooked billions in taxes from S corp execs
IRS payment options
IRS payment plan options – Fast
IRS People First Initiative provides relief to taxpayers
IRS People First Initiative provides relief to taxpayers facing COVID-19 issues
IRS provide regulations to help businesses claim credits for carbon capture
IRS provides final regulations on income tax withholding on certain periodic retirement and annuity payments
IRS provides guidance for estates and trusts for itemizing deductions
IRS provides guidance on employer leave-based donation programs that aid victims of the COVID-19 pandemic
IRS provides guidance on income tax withholding on certain periodic retirement and annuity payments
IRS provides guidance under the CARES Act to taxpayers with net operating losses
IRS Provides Penalty Relief to Farmers and Fishermen
IRS provides relief to financial institutions affected by tax law change raising the age for required minimum distributions
IRS provides relief to retirement plan participants to sign elections remotely
IRS provides tax inflation adjustments for tax year 2020
IRS provides tax inflation adjustments for tax year 2021
IRS provides tax relief for the low-income housing credit and bonds for qualified residential rental projects
IRS Provides Tax Relief to Victims of Hurricane Irene
IRS Provides Update on Unprocessed Returns
IRS Publication
IRS Publication 78
IRS Publication 596
IRS recommends business owners e-file payroll tax returns
IRS Refund Delay
IRS Refund Hotline is: 800-829-1040 and 800-829-1954
IRS release final and proposed regulations on new 100% depreciation
IRS releases draft Form 1065 instructions on partner tax basis capital reporting
IRS Releases the “Dirty Dozen” Tax Scams for 2014; Identity Theft
irs releasing refunds
IRS Releasing Refunds from the Nationwide Delay
IRS reminder: Deadline postponed to July 15 for those who pay estimated taxes
IRS reminder: For many employers and self-employed people
IRS reminder: Taxpayers can get an extension to Oct. 15 to file taxes
IRS reminds business owners to correctly identify workers as employees or independent contractors
IRS Reminds Extension Filers of the Oct. 17 Deadline
IRS reminds gig workers self-employed and others of Sept. 15 third quarter estimated tax payment deadline
IRS Reminds Individuals of Health Care Choices for 2014
IRS reminds members of the U. S. Armed Forces of special tax breaks
IRS Reminds Partnerships that Received Extensions: Returns Due Sept. 15 Tax Relief Available for those Affected by Hurricane Harvey
IRS reminds people to prepare for natural disasters
IRS reminds taxpayers
IRS reminds taxpayers of the home office deduction rules during Small Business Week
IRS reminds taxpayers to adjust tax withholding to pay the right tax amount
IRS Reminds Taxpayers to Report 2010 Roth Conversions on 2012 Returns
IRS reminds taxpayers who haven’t filed yet to choose their tax preparer wisely
IRS Reminds Truckers: For Most
IRS reminds truckers of Aug. 31 highway use tax return deadline; e-file encouraged
IRS Repeats Warning about Phone Scams
IRS resources help taxpayers determine if an offer in compromise is the right way to resolve tax debt
IRS resources to help small business employers understand and meet their tax responsibilities
IRS Resumes Collection Efforts and Provides Limited Penalty Relief
IRS review delays tax refunds for some budget shoppers
IRS revises FAQs for Tax Year 2021 Earned Income Tax Credit
IRS revises Form 1023 for applying for tax-exempt status; New electronic filing available to help charities
IRS Rule Leads Restaurants to Rethink Automatic Tips
IRS says a Paycheck Checkup helps avoid tax surprises
IRS Says Discharged Student Loans Not Counted as Income
irs scam
IRS Seeks to Return $153 Million in Undelivered Checks to Taxpayers
IRS sending information letters to recipients of advance child tax credit payments and third Economic Impact Payments
IRS sending letters to over 9 million potentially eligible families who did not claim stimulus payments
IRS sent incorrect balance due notices to couples
IRS sent thousands of premature tax collection notices during pandemic
IRS Service
IRS Statement on balance due notices (CP-14)
IRS Strengthens Web Tool Access
IRS suspends requirement to repay excess advance payments of the 2020 Premium Tax Credit; those claiming net Premium Tax Credit must file Form 8962
IRS Swamped by Tax Filings
IRS takes down student financial aid data retrieval tool
IRS takes new steps to ensure people with children receive $500 Economic Impact Payments
irs tax
IRS tax pros
IRS Tax Tip
IRS Tax Tips for Deducting Gifts to Charity
IRS Tax Tips for Starting a Business
IRS Tax Withholding Estimator helps taxpayers get their federal withholding right
IRS Tips about Vacation Home Rentals
IRS To Accept Returns Claiming Education Credits by Mid-February
IRS to restore sequestered funds (AMT only) this fiscal year to businesses affected by OMB determination
IRS unveils new People First Initiative; COVID-19 effort temporarily adjusts
IRS updates guidance on business expense deductions for meals and entertainment
IRS updates per-diem guidance for business travelers and their employers
IRS urges families
IRS Urges Public to Stay Alert for Scam Phone Calls
IRS Urges Taxpayers to Check Their Withholding; New Factors Increase Importance of Mid-Year Check Up
IRS warns against COVID-19 fraud; other financial schemes
IRS Warns of Latest Scam Variation Involving Bogus “Federal Student Tax”
IRS Warns of Pervasive Telephone Scam
IRS Warns of Tax-time Scams
IRS Warns Tax Preparers to Watch out for New Phishing Scam;
IRS willing to consider requests for relief from double taxation related to repatriation
IRS Withholding Calculator
IRS working to help those without a permanent address get benefits including stimulus payments and tax credits
itemize
itemized dedections
Itemized Dedications
itemized deduction
itemized deductions
ITEMIZING
itemizing deductions
Itemizing vs. Standard Deduction: Six Facts to Help You Choose
itimize deductions
ITIN
ITINs
its
It’s important for taxpayers to know the difference between standard and itemized deductions
It’s summertime…and these tips can help make livin’ easy for teens with jobs
It’s time again for folks to renew their ITINs…here are some things to remember
It’s Time for a Mid-Year Premium Tax Credit Checkup
Jan. 16 due date for final 2023 quarterly estimated tax payments
Jan 27
Jan 29
job
job placement
job search
job search costs
Job Search Expenses Can be Tax Deductible
Job Search Expenses May be Deductible
John Doe Summons
joint return
joint returns
joint tax return
Jul 11
July 15
July 24
Jump start 2014 with these year-end tax tips
Jun 28
June 20
June 26
Justice Department
k-1 1065
Keep Economic Impact Payment notice with other tax records
Keeping vital records safe can make disaster recovery easier
Keep in Mind the Child and Dependent Care Credit this Summer
Keep Tax and Financial Records Safe in Case of a Natural Disaster
Keep the Child Care Credit in Mind for Summer
Keep Track of Miscellaneous Deductions
Key points to keep in mind when filing 2022 tax returns
Key Tax Tips on the Tax Effects of Divorce or Separation
kids taxes
kierdan
Knowing how scammers pose as the IRS can help taxpayers protect themselves
Knowing how the IRS contacts taxpayers can help protect people from scammers
Lancaster
Landscapers and Gardeners: Tax Help is Just a Click Away
large donations
large gifts
late filing
late filing penalty
Late Returns
Learn about Tax Benefits for Education
Learn about when and how to report rental income from a vacation home such as a house
Lebanon
legally separated
Lehigh
less wait time
Letter 4883C
Letter 5071C
Letter 5447C
Letter 5747C
Letter 6419
Letter 6475
letters
levy
liabilities
lien
liens and levies
lifetime credit
lifetime learing credit
Lifetime Learning Credit
lifetime learnng credit
Like-Kind Exchanges
Like-Kind Exchanges Under IRC Section 1031
Like us on FaceBook and bring this coupon in when we do your Tax Return.
limit
limited liability company
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
LinkedIn
loan
loan modification
loans
local income
local withholding
lodging costs
lodging expense
lodging expenses
logging
long term losses
loses
loss
losses
lost refund
Lots of military spouses are also entrepreneurs – here’s some tax info they can use
lottery
Low-income people
Low-income people are eligible to get an Economic Impact Payment
lower your taxes
LOW INCOME
low to moderate
lst
Luzerne
Lycoming
macrs
mail
main home
Major changes to retirement plans due to COVID-19
make a payment
Making an Appointment for IRS tax help
making a payment
making work pay
Making Work Pay Tax Credit
Managing the ERC misinformation epidemic
Many farmers
Many tax-exempt organizations must file information returns by May 16
Many Tax Benefits Increase Due to Inflation Adjustments
Many taxpayers don’t realize they could benefit from the earned income tax credit
Mar 01
Mar 02
Mar 03
Mar 04
Mar 05
Mar 06
Mar 07
Mar 08
Mar 10
Mar 11
Mar 12
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Mar 15
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Mar 30
March 1
March 7
March 12
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March 14
March 19
March 21
March 22
March 26
March 30
Marginal rates
Marital Status
markerplace
marketplace
Marketplace coverage
marriage
Marriage or divorce
married
married couple
Married couples and single people
married couples filing jointly
married filing joint
Married Filing Joint and Qualifying Widow
Married Filing Jointly
Married Filing Separate
Married Filing Separately
Maryland and Pennsylvania
maximum credit
maximum credits
May 1 2012 - IRS Refund Status Information
may 2
May 3
May 4
May 11
May 16 is filing deadline for many tax-exempt organizations
May 17
May 17 deadline
May 23
May 26
May 30
McCallister & Myers Presents our Locally Owned and Operated Spotlight!
mda lOCKUP
meals
Meals and Entertainment
medicaid
medical and dental expenses
Medical and Dental Expenses May Impact Your Taxes
Medical and Moving Announced
MEDICAL DEDUCTION
medical expenses
Medical Leave
Medical Savings Accounts (MSAs)
medicare
medicare tax
medicare taxes
Members of the armed forces are entitled to certain tax benefits
Members of the military can check out these resources to help answer tax questions
mfj
MFJ taxpayers need to look out for this tax payment SNAFU
mfs
midsize business
mileage
mileage rate
mileage rates
military
military members
military personnel
military spouses
military tax issues
Millions of people will get their Economic Impact Payment by prepaid debit card
Millions of taxpayers receive a tax refund interest payment
MilTax
Minimum Distributions
Miscellaneous Deductions Can Cut Taxes
Misclassified worker
Missed the Income Tax Deadline – IRS Offers Help for Taxpayers
missing money
missing refund
missing Social Security number
mobile home or boat.
Modernized e-File Production
modified adjusted gross income
Money received through ‘crowdfunding’ may be taxable; taxpayers should understand their obligations and the benefits of good recordkeeping
Monroe
Montgomery
Montour
More Information on Nationwide IRS Refund Delay
More Innocent Spouses Qualify for Relief Under New IRS Guidelines
mortgage
Mortgage debt
mortgage interest
mortgage loan
Most Economic Impact Payments are being sent automatically
Most federal tax returns are due; people who can’t pay should still file on time
Most taxpayers can deduct up to $300 in charitable contributions without itemizing deductions
move
moving expense
Moving Expense Deduction
moving expenses
Moving Expenses May Be Deductible
multiple homes
Muscular Dystrophy Association
myths
name
Name and address changes
name change
NATION
National EIP Registration Day
National Tax Security Awareness Week
nationwide
nationwide computer problem
nationwide problem
nationwide refund problem
natural disaster
natural disasters
naturals disasters
net investment income tax
net operating losses
netpay
net pay
net profit
Net Profit from Business
new 100% depreciation
new address
new business
new car
new credits
New credits fund employers for Coronavirus-related paid leave
new employee
new equipment
New Form 1040-SR
New Health Care Tax Credit Helps Small Employers
New IRS Publication helps you understand the Health Care Law
New IRS Tax Withholding Estimator helps workers with self-employment income
new job
New Law Sets Jan. 31 W-2 Filing Deadline; Some Refunds Delayed Until Feb. 15
Newly-revised IRS publication explains tax benefits for members of the military
newly married couples
Newly Married Couples Should Report Marriage to Marketplace
newlyweds
New payment option
New payment option available to taxpayers in private debt collection program
New publications help taxpayers get ready and stay ready for tax filing season
news
New school year reminder to educators; maximum educator expense deduction rises to $300 in 2022
newspaper
newspaper carrier
New Standard Mileage Rates Now Available; Business Rate to Rise in 2015
new tax law
New tax rates
New things taxpayers should consider as they get ready to file taxes in 2021
new vehicle
New voice bot options mean faster service and less wait time for taxpayers
Nine Tips for Charitable Taxpayers
Nine Tips on Deducting Charitable Contributions
Non-filer
non-filers
Non-Filers: Enter Payment Info Here
non-profit
non-tip wages
NON CASH
Noncash Charitable Contributions
noncash tips
No Need to Wait Until Oct. 15 Extension Deadline to File
nonemployee compensation
nonemployees
nonprofit
nonprofits
Northampton
Northumberland
not claiming credits
Notice
notice 2016-66
Notice 2019-47
Notice CP508C
notices
not nursing homes or care facilities
not taxable
not too little - taxpayers should check if their tax withholding is just right
Not too much
November 10
November 21
Now is a Good Time to Plan for Next Year’s Taxes
nursing homes
Oct. 15 deadline nears for taxpayers who requested tax filing extensions
Oct 15
October 15
October 15th Deadline Remains in Effect for Taxpayers Who Requested a Six-month Extension to File Tax Return
offer in comprimise
Offer in Compromise
Offers Tips for Use
offer tips for responding
Office Space
offshore accounts
OIC payments
oil and gas
OMB determination
online
online payment agreement
online safety
online thieves
Online Tools Help Individuals and Employers Estimate Health Care Law’s Effect on Taxes
open house
or 1040EZ
ORDINARY AND NECESSARY
ordinary expense
organizations
Organizations take these easy steps to apply for tax-exempt status
or roughly 8 percent of such returns filed with the state. These reviews have caused headaches
other dates extended to Jan. 3
other dependents
other forms due July 15; e-file best way to file
other income
Other nontaxable benefits
other upcoming deadlines for tornado victims in parts of the South; Provides other relief
out of pocket expenses
outsource
owe money
owes taxes
Owe Taxes But Can't Pay?
own a business
owner of Honor Star Service Inc
ownership
Ownership and use
packing
Paid Family and Medical Leave Employer Credit
paid leave
pandemic
paper check
parents
Parents can boost their back-to-school budget by claiming tax credits and refunds
parents child care
Parents who adopt can benefit from this valuable tax credit
part-time workers
Partners and S-corporation
partnership
Partnership agreement
Partnerships
Partners Urge Taxpayers to Beware of IRS Impersonations and Tax Scams
PA Schedule SP Eligibility Income Tables
PA Senate passes bill allowing businesses a higher tax deduction on new equipment
passports
pa suta
pa unemployment
pa withholding
pay
pay by June 14 to avoid larger penalties and interest
paycheck
paycheck checkup
Paycheck Protection Program
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
paycheck withholding
paying electronically and checking refunds online; 2019 tax returns and payments due July 15
pay late
payment
PAYMENT AGREEMENT
payment agreements
Payment Deadline Extended to July 15
payment option
payment options
payment plan
payments
payments of federal and state withholding
payment tool
paypal
Payroll
payroll accounting
payroll check up
payroll deduction
payroll service
payroll service provider
payroll tax
payroll tax cut
Payroll Tax Cut Temporarily Extended into 2012
payroll taxes
payroll tax rate
Payroll Tax Relief
pay taxes
penalities
penalties
penalties and fees
penalties and interest
penalties or interest
Penalty
penalty abatement
penalty fees
penalty for filing late
penalty relief
Pension Plan Limitations
pension plans and other retirement
People and families paying for disability-related expenses should consider an ABLE savings account
People can protect themselves from tax-related identity theft with an Identity Protection PIN
People experiencing homelessness may qualify for an Economic Impact Payment
People should have tax withheld from unemployment now to avoid a tax-time surprise
People who still haven’t filed a 2021 tax return should file electronically to avoid these common mistakes
People without a filing requirement may miss out on a refund if they don’t file a 2021 tax return
per-diem guidance
Percentage of home used for business
PERCENTTAX
Perry
personal data
personal exemptions
personal exemptions and standard deductions
personal loss
personal taxes
persons with disabilities
Philadelphia
PHISHING
phishing email scam
phishing scams
phone lines
phone scams
Phone Scams Continue to be Serious Threat
Phone Scams Lead List
Phone Scams Pose Serious Threat; Remain on IRS ‘Dirty Dozen’ List of Tax Scams
phony
pick-ups
Picking the right third-party payroll service provider helps protect businesses
PIDA: COVID-19 Working Capital Assistance Fund Now Open
pin number
Plan Ahead for Tax Time When Renting Out Residential or Vacation Property
Plan Now to Get Full Benefit of Saver’s Credit; Tax Credit Helps Low- and Moderate-Income Workers Save for Retirement
plan now to take advantage of tax benefits for 2022; enhanced deduction for business meals
poa
policy
postal service
postcard-sized
poverty line
power of attorney
PPP
premium
premium tax credit
Premium Tax Credit: Are You Eligible?
Premium Tax Credit Brings Changes to Your 2014 Income Tax Returns
Premium Tax Credit Change
prepaid debit card
preparer
Preparing for Disasters
privacy
private collection agency
private debt collection
Private debt collecttion
profit
PROFIT LOSS FRROM BUSINESS
property
Property Credit
property deduction
property lien scam
property records
property tax
proposed regulations
provides other tax relief for victims of Tropical Storm Imelda
PTC
PTIN
pub 575
pub 915
Publication 78
Publication 1244
Publication 5187
publications
Publications help taxpayers get ready and stay ready for tax filing season
Public wi-fi networks
Qualified charitable distributions
Qualified disability
Qualified education expense
qualified expenses
qualified home energy improvements
Qualified joint venture
qualified tuition
qualify
Qualifying businesses
qualifying child
Qualifying leave
qualifying new vehicle purchases
qualifying person
Qualifying Widow
Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child
qualifying widow or widower with a dependent child
qualify wages
quality service
quarterly
quarterly estimated tax payments
quarterly installments
quarterly payment
quarterly payments
quartly
Questions about Economic Impact Payments
Questions and Answers to Help Your Organization Understand ACA Reporting Requirements
ranchers and farm workers can find ag-related tax info anytime on IRS.gov
Rates for June Federal Income Tax
Real estate and personal property taxes
Reasons why some tax refunds filed electronically take longer than 21 days
rebate credit
rebuilding documents
receipt
receipts
Recent Legislation Offers Special Tax Incentives for Small Businesses to Provide Health Care
Recently Passed Law to Delay Certain Refunds in 2017
reconcile
recordkeeping
record keeping
records
recovery rebate credit
Redesigned Charities and Nonprofits landing and associated webpages launched
Red flags for Employee Retention Credit claims; IRS reminds businesses to watch out for warning signs of aggressive promotion that can mislead people into making improper ERC claims
reduced payroll tax rate
Reduce Your Taxes with Miscellaneous Deductions
refund
Refundable Child Tax Credit
refund advantage
refund check
refund delay
refund fraud
refund less than expected
refund released by the IRS
refunds
Refunds held until Feb 15th
Refund Status
regulations
reimbursed expenses
reject
relationship
released by the IRS
Release The Kraken
Relief for Reporting Required Minimum Distributions for IRAs for 2020
Relief programs for unpaid taxes
Remain on IRS “Dirty Dozen” List of Tax Scams for the 2015 Filing Season
Reminder: For Most Truckers
Reminder: Oct. 15 deadline approaching for taxpayers who requested extensions
Reminder for Parents and Students: Check Out College Tax Credits for 2016 and Years Ahead
Reminder for Parents of Dependants
Reminder to all taxpayers: Gift cards are not used to make tax payments
Reminder to IRA owners age 70½ or over: Qualified charitable distributions are great options for making tax-free gifts to charity
Reminder to tax-exempt organizations: 990s
Renewable Energy
renewal
rent
rental expense
rental income
rental income and deductible rental expenses
rental projects
rentals
rent expense
Renting Your Vacation Home
repayment protection
Reported sale
reported sales
report income
reporting
reporting agent
Reporting cash transactions helps government combat criminal activities
Reporting Foreign Income: Eight Tax Tips from the IRS
Reporting Health Care Coverage
reporting tips
Report Name Change before You File Taxes
request an extension
Required distribution
Required work clothes or uniforms that are not appropriate for everyday use. • Supplies and tools you use on the job. • Business use of your car. • Business meals and entertainment. • Business travel
requirement
requirements
Reserve and National Guard travel
reserve duty
reservists
Residential Energy Efficient Property Credit
Residential Energy Property Credit
responding to a letter
restrictions
resume
retain employees
retirees
retirement
retirement age
Retirement and taxes: Understanding IRAs
Retirement Arrangements
retirement contributions
RETIREMENT PLAN
retirement plans
retirement plan to a Roth IRA
retirment
return
Return Preparer Fraud Hits IRS Annual “Dirty Dozen” List of Tax Scams to Avoid During the 2015 Filing Season
returns
Revenue officials admit 'huge burden' of business expense reviews
revenue procedure
Reviewing tax credits and deductions now helps set taxpayers up for success at tax time
Reviewing these disaster resources now can help taxpayers be more prepared later
Review Your Taxes This Summer to Prevent a Surprise Next Spring
Revoke Passports
rmd
RMDs
road use
robocalls
rollover
Rollover IRA
rotc
ROTC allowances
ROTC students
Roth
roth distribution
roth ira
Roth IRAs
Roth rollover
Rules for Clothing and Household Items
s-corp
safe
Safeguard Your Refund – Choose Direct Deposit
salaries
SALARY
salary deferral
sale of a property
sales
sales and excise tax
Sales Tax Deduction for Car Purchases
same-sex spouses
saver’s credit
Saver’s Credit; Tax Credit
SAVINGS
savings plan
SBA Offers Daily Disaster Loan Training Webinars for Small Business
scam
scammers
scam payroll
Scam Phone Calls Continue; IRS Identifies Five Easy Ways to Spot Suspicious Calls
scam reporting
scams
Scarman
Sch A
sch c
Sch D
schedule 1
Schedule A
schedule c
schedule d
Schedule E
schedule f
Schedule L
SCHEDULE SE
schemes
scholarship
schools
schools out
school tutoring
Schuylkill
S corporation
S Corporations
scrap booking
Seasonal summer workers
Seasonal summer workers and a valuable tax credit
seasonal work
season workers
Section 1031
secure
secure access
secure key documents
security
Security Summit: Identity Protection PINs provide an important defense against tax-related identity theft
Security Summit warns business owners about being targets for identity thieves
self-employed
self-employment income
self-file
self-service
self employed
Self Employed? Check Out These IRS Tax Tips
self employment
SELF EMPLOYMENT TAX
selling home
seniors
Seniors do not need to file a short return
Sep 04
Sep 09
separated
separated or live apart
separation
Sept. 15
Sept. 15 extention postponed to Oct 31
September 14
September 25th – IRS Open House for Veterans and Persons with Disabilities
service charge
Service levels hit new lows at swamped IRS
SE TAX
Seven Facts About Social Security Benefits
Seven Important Tax Facts about Medical and Dental Expenses
Seven Reasons Taxpayers Should E-file Their Taxes in 2017
Seven Tax Tips for Recently Married Taxpayers
share custody
shared responsibility
sickness
SIMPLE IRAs
SIMPLE retirement accounts
Simplified Option for Home Office Deduction
single
Single and Head of Household
Six Facts on Tax Refunds and Offsets
Six Important Facts about Dependents and Exemptions
Six IRS Tips for Year-End Gifts to Charity
Six Tax Benefits for Job Seekers
Six Things to Know About the Expanded Adoption Tax Credit
Six tips for people starting a new business
Six Tips for People Who Owe Taxes
Six Tips for Students with a Summer Job
Six Tips on Making Estimated Tax Payments
Six Tips on Whether to File a 2015 Tax Return
Six Tips on Who Should File a 2014 Tax Return
Six Tips to Help You Pay Your Tax Bill this Summer
Six Tips You Should Know about Employee Business Expenses
small business
small businesses
Small businesses can benefit from the work opportunity tax credit
Small Business Health Care Tax Credit
SMALL BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
Small business owners
Small business owners: these improvements are coming soon
Small business owners should find out if they can benefit from claiming this deduction
Small business owners should see if they qualify for the home office deduction
Small business owners should use the correct form to pay employment taxes
small employer
small employers
Small Employers Should Check Out the Health Care Tax Credit
SNAP recipients
Snyder
social distancing
Social Security
social security administration
Social Security benefits
Social Security Benefits and Your Taxes
social security number
Social Security numbers
Social Security recipients who don’t usually file tax returns will automatically get $1
Social Security tax over-withheld
Social Security tax payment
software
SOLAR
solar electric systems
solar equipment or recently insulated your home
solar hot water heaters
solar panels
sole proprietorship
Sole Proprietorships
Sole proprietors who file Form 1040
Some important things all taxpayers should do before the tax year ends
Some popular tax benefits renewed for 2019; IRS Publication 17 Helps with 2019 Taxes
Some taxpayers may benefit from the credit for other dependents
Some taxpayers may need to make estimated tax payments
Some taxpayers might need to amend a tax return…here’s what they should know
Some things to know about crowdfunding and taxes
Special alert for benefit recipients who don’t file a tax return and have dependents
Special Exclusion for Cancelled Home Mortgage Debt
Special options available to help taxpayers who missed the April deadline; people encouraged to file
Special Tax Benefits for Armed Forces Personnel
Special Tax Benefits for Members of the Armed Forces
special tax break
Special tips for the advance Child Tax Credit and filing the 2021 tax return
split refund
spoofing site
spouse
spouses
square
ss
ss-5
ssa
ssa 1099
SSDI
SSI
SSI recipients
ssn
SSN scam
SSN scheme
ss number
stamp collecting
standard dedction
standard deduction
standard mileage rate
standard mileage rates
Standard or Itemized: Choose the Deduction Method That’s Best for You
standard rate
Starting a Business This Summer? Here’s Five Tax Tips
Starting a New Business
Start of IRS Tax Return Filing
startup costs
Start with IRS.gov
state and federal taxes
state or local sales or excise taxes
state withholding
status of their refund online
Still Time to Act to Avoid Surprises at Tax-Time
stimulas
stimulas check
stimulus
stimulus check
Stimulus Checks
stimulus payments
stocks and bonds
storing
strong defense
strong password
student
STUDENT LOAN
student loan interest
Student loan interest deduction
student loans
students
Sullivan
summer
summer job
Summer Newlyweds Should Also Think About Taxes
Summertime Child Care Expenses May Qualify for a Tax Credit
Supplemental Security Income
Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive automatic Economic Impact Payments; step follows work between Treasury
support
suspends key compliance program
Susquehanna
Susquehanna SCORE and Crispus Attucks Association will offer two upcoming programs for small-business owners.
Take Credit for Your Retirement
Taking care of business: recordkeeping for small businesses
tax
tax-exempt
tax-exempt application
tax-exempt status
Tax-filing and Payment Extensions Expire Oct. 15;
tax-free gifts
tax-related
tax-related records
tax-related scams
taxable
Taxable and Nontaxable Income
TAXABLE COMPENSATION
taxable income
Taxable or Not – What You Need to Know about Income
tax account transcript
tax benefit
tax benefits
Tax benefits of making a business accessible to workers and customers with disabilities
Tax benefits to help offset the cost of making businesses accessible to people with disabilities
tax bill
Tax bill payments
tax brackets
tax break
tax collection
tax collectors
Tax considerations for people who are separating or divorcing
Tax Court
Tax Court Approves Vehicle Deductions for Side Gig
Tax Court Case Shows IRS Effort to Revoke Passports for Tax Debt
Tax Court Offers Relief to Innocent Spouse
Tax Credit
Tax Credits
Tax credits and deductions for individuals
Tax Credits Available for Certain Energy-Efficient Home Improvements
tax credits available for some
Tax credits can help offset the cost of higher education
Tax Credits for Used Clean Vehicles
tax credit to businesses that hire eligible unemployed veterans
tax cuts and jobs act
Tax Day
Tax Day now July 15: Treasury
tax deadline
tax deadlines
tax debt
tax debts
tax deductible
tax deductible donation to MDA
tax deduction
tax deductions
tax documents
tax due dates
Tax Effects of Divorce or Separation
taxes
taxes owed
tax estimator
tax exempt organizations
Tax Exempt Organization Search
tax filing
tax filing and preparation assistance
tax filing deadline
tax filing extensions
tax filing season
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tax functions
tax guide
taxicab
tax identification number
tax ID number
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tax inflation
tax inflation adjustments
tax law
tax law change
tax liability
tax loses
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tax matters
tax obligations
Tax on Early Distributions
tax organizer
tax owed
taxpaer
taxpayer
Tax Payer
Taxpayer Advocate finds problems with tax refund delays and taxpayer service
Taxpayer Advocate Service: Helping taxpayers navigate their IRS issues or concerns
Taxpayer Bill of Rights
Taxpayer Bill of Rights: The right to confidentiality
Taxpayer Bill of Rights begins with the right to be informed
Taxpayer Bill of Rights outlines protections for all taxpayers
Taxpayer Relief Initiative aims to help those financially affected by COVID-19
taxpayer rights
taxpayers
Taxpayers act now to receive Economic Impact Payments by direct deposit
Taxpayers can appeal when they disagree with an IRS decision
Taxpayers can check online to get updates about their tax refund
Taxpayers can check the status of their refund on IRS.gov or the IRS2Go App
Taxpayers Can Choose to Itemize or Take Standard Deduction for Tax Year 2017
Taxpayers can compare eligibility and benefits of two education credits
Taxpayers can explore several tax help options before visiting an IRS office
Taxpayers can file Form 2290 electronically to pay heavy highway vehicle use tax
Taxpayers can find answers to questions about private collection agencies on IRS.gov
Taxpayers can get last minute filing tips on IRS.gov
Taxpayers can go to IRS.gov for answers to questions about payments and penalties
Taxpayers can start the new tax year off right by checking their withholding
Taxpayers can take steps now to Get Ready to file their taxes in 2020
Taxpayers have options for paying the tax they owe throughout the year
Taxpayers have the right to challenge the IRS’s position on their taxes
Taxpayers have until July 15 to file and pay their taxes
Taxpayers in private debt collection can now make payments with direct debit
Taxpayers must only pay what they owe
Taxpayers must pay no more than the correct amount of tax
Taxpayers must reconcile marketplace advance payments and file Form 8962
Taxpayers must report tip money as income on their tax return
Taxpayers Receiving Identity Verification Letter Should Use IDVerify.irs.gov
Taxpayers should avoid these common mistakes when they file their tax return
Taxpayers should be on the lookout for new version of SSN scam
Taxpayers should be on the lookout for new versions of these two scams
Taxpayers should be sure to have all their info before going to a tax pro
Taxpayers should beware of property lien scam
Taxpayers Should Be Wary of Unsolicited Calls from the IRS
Taxpayers should check out these tips before choosing a tax preparer
Taxpayers should check their federal withholding to decide if they need to give their employer a new W-4
Taxpayers should file on time even if they can’t pay their full tax bill
Taxpayers should file their tax return on time to avoid costly interest and penalty fees
Taxpayers should find out if they can benefit from the earned income tax credit
Taxpayers should hang up if tax season scammers come calling
Taxpayers should know and understand their correct filing status
Taxpayers should know that an extension to file is not an extension to pay taxes
Taxpayers should know the difference between standard and itemized deductions
Taxpayers shouldn’t believe these myths about federal tax refunds
Taxpayers shouldn’t let gift card scammers ruin the holidays
Taxpayers should open and carefully read any mail from the IRS
Taxpayers should review the 401(k) and IRA limit increases for 2023
Taxpayers Should Review Their Withholding; Avoid Having Too Much or Too Little Federal Income Tax Withheld
taxpayers should review this to-do list
Taxpayers should stay on top of taxes all year to avoid a surprise tax bill
Taxpayers should watch out for gift card scam
Taxpayers who aren’t eligible for the child tax credit should look into the credit for other dependents
Taxpayers who donate to charity should check out these resources
Taxpayers who need to get a tax transcript should first visit IRS.gov
Taxpayers who still haven’t filed their 2018 tax return should do so ASAP
Taxpayers who usually itemize deductions should check their withholding to avoid tax surprises
Taxpayers Will Use New Information Statement to claim Premium Tax Credit
Taxpayers with a filing requirement must file a tax return to get an Economic Impact Payment
Taxpayers with expiring ITINs should renew them now
tax payment
tax payments
tax peparer
TAX PLANNING
Tax planning doesn’t stop after a taxpayer files a tax return
Tax planning includes determining filing status
Tax Pocket
tax prep
Tax Preparedness Series: Employees Should Take Time to Check Withholding
Tax Preparedness Series: How to Avoid a Refund Delay; Plan Ahead
tax preparer
tax pro
tax problems
taxr
tax rates
tax rates that apply to net capital gain
tax record
tax records
tax reform
Tax reform brings changes to qualified moving expenses
Tax reform publication translated into different languages
tax refund
Tax Refund Heartache for Self-Filers
tax refunds
Tax Regulations
tax relief
Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Irene in Pennsylvania
Tax Relief for Victims of Tropical Storm Lee in Pennsylvania
tax relief postpones certain tax filing and payment deadlines to Oct. 31
tax reporting
Tax resources for military members
tax responsibilities
tax return
tax return cp2000
tax return preparer
tax return preparers
tax returns
tax return transcript
tax rules
Tax Rules for Children with Investment Income
Tax Rules on Early Withdrawals from Retirement Plans
tax scam
tax scams
Tax Season
Tax security tip: Get an IP PIN to help stop identity thieves
Tax Service
tax time
Tax Time Guide: Contribute to an IRA by April 15 to claim it on 2018 tax returns
Tax Time Guide: Electronic Payment/Payment Agreement Options Available to Those Who Owe Taxes
Tax Time Guide: Good Records Key to Claiming Gifts to Charity
Tax Time Guide: Guard personal
Tax Time Guide: IRS.gov’s ‘Where’s My Refund?’ tool is fastest
Tax Time Guide: Payment options available for those who owe
Tax Time Guide: Still Time to Contribute to an IRA for 2015
Tax Time Guide: Tax Withholding Estimator helps retirees
Tax Time Guide: Use the ‘Where’s My Refund?’ tool or IRS2Go app to conveniently check tax refund status
Tax Tip
tax tips
Tax Tips for Newlyweds
Tax tips for new parents
Tax Tips for Students with Summer Jobs
Tax tips for taxpayers to consider when selling their home
Tax Tips for the Self-employed
Tax Tips if You’re Starting a Business
Tax to-dos for newlyweds to keep in mind
Tax transcript tips for those filing a FAFSA for the 2019-2020 college semesters
Tax treatment for family members working in the family business
tax withheld
tax withholding
tax withholding estimator
Tax Withholding Estimator helps retirees; figures tax on Social Security benefits
tax withholdings
tax year
tax year 2020
teachers
Teachers can deduct out-of-pocket classroom expenses including COVID-19 protective items
teen
teenager
teens
teens and summer jobs
telephone
Telltale signs
Ten Facts about Adoption-Related Tax Savings
Ten Facts about Capital Gains and Losses
Ten Facts on Filing an Amended Tax Return
Ten Facts That You Should Know about Capital Gains and Losses
Ten Tax-Time IRS Tips to Consider
Ten Tax Tips for Individuals Selling Their Home
Ten Tax Tips for Individuals Who Are Moving This Summer
Ten Things to Know about Identity Theft and Your Taxes
Ten Tips for Choosing a Tax Preparer
Ten Tips for Taxpayers Who Owe Money to the IRS
Ten Tips to Help You Choose a Tax Preparer
Terms to help taxpayers better understand Individual Retirement Arrangements
test
The adoption credit
The benefits of having a tax refund direct deposited
The Earned Income Tax Credit: Often Missed
The earned income tax credit can put money in taxpayers’ pockets
The Earned Income Tax Credit Can Work For You!
the estimated percentage of refunds not yet released by the IRS are: - for returns filed 01/23 - 01/29
The filing deadline for extension filers is almost here
the forms that self-employed people and sole proprietors fill out to report their businesses’ profits and losses. The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue has flagged about 46
theft
THEFT LOSSES
The Health Care Law and Taxes: Reporting Coverage
The Health Care Law and You: Nine Facts about Letters Sent by the IRS
The IRS alerts taxpayers of suspected identity theft by letter
The IRS announces the end of the two-year time limit for seeking innocent spouse relief.
the IRS has released very few refunds
theives
The Oct. 15 deadline for extension filers is almost here
There’s more to determining filing status than being married or single
These summer actions might benefit taxpayers who itemize
These summer activities can affect next year’s tax returns
These Tax Credits Can Mean a Refund for Individual Taxpayers
These tax tips can help new business owners find success
The Small Business Administration
The standard deduction nearly doubled
thieves
Things people do during the summer that might affect their tax return next year
Things taxpayers should remember when searching for a tax preparer
Things to Remember when Considering Early Withdrawals from Retirement Plans
third-party
Third-party payments
third quarter
Third quarter estimated tax payment due Sept. 16
This IRS online tool simplifies estimating 2023 tax withholding
THREE
Three loan opportunities that could help small businesses survive COVID-19
Three Tips for Employers Outsourcing Their Payroll
Three Year-End Tax Tips to Help You Save
time
Time Running Out to Claim $1 Billion in Tax Refunds from 2013
tip income
Tip Income; How It Affects Your Taxes
tip money
tips
Tips for Employers Who Outsource Payroll Duties
Tips for Filing an Amended Return
Tips for Individuals Who Need to Reconstruct Records After a Disaster
Tips for parents who share custody or alternate tax benefits
Tips for Taxpayers Who Can't Pay Their Taxes on Time
Tips for taxpayers who make money from a hobby
Tips for taxpayers who may need to amend their tax return
Tips for taxpayers who need to file a new W-4
Tips for Taxpayers Who Travel for Charity Work
Tips for teenage taxpayers starting a summer job
Tips from IRS for Year-End Gifts to Charity
TIP SPLITTING
Tips to help organizations understand the tax-exempt application process
Tips to help people stay safe online
Tips to help taxpayers choose a reputable tax return preparer
Tips to help taxpayers decide how and when to file an amended tax return
Tips to help taxpayers make sure their donations go to legitimate charities
Tips to help taxpayers recognize tax scams
Tips to help taxpayers reduce tax-time stress
Tips to Keep in Mind for Taxpayers Traveling for Charity
Tips to Make Filing Less Taxing
Tips to Start Planning Next Year's Tax Return
tools
Tools needed for your job
Top 10 Tax Tips about Filing an Amended Tax Return
Top 10 Tips about Tax Breaks for the Military
Top 10 Tips for Deducting Losses from a Disaster
Top 10 Tips to Know if You Get a Letter from the IRS
Top Five Reasons to E-file
Topic 254 - How to Choose a Tax Return Preparer
Top Six Tax Tips for the Self-Employed
Top Six Tips about the Home Office Deduction
Top Ten Facts about Taking Early Distributions from Retirement Plans
Top Ten Tips on Making IRA Contributions
Top Ten Tips to Help You Choose a Tax Preparer
Top Year-End IRA Reminders from IRS
tornado victims
Tots
Tracking Down Your Tax Refund
Traditional IRA
Traditional IRAs
Training
transaction
transactions
Transcript
transporting
Travel
travel costs
Travel deductions
travel expense
travel expenses
Treasury
Treasury and IRS begin delivering second round of Economic Impact Payments to millions of Americans
Treasury and IRS issue guidance for the energy efficient home improvement credit
Treasury and IRS issue proposed regulations and provide relief for certain tax-exempt organizations
Treasury Announce Families of 88% of Children in the U.S. to Automatically Receive Monthly Payment of Refundable Child Tax Credit
treasury department
Treasury issue guidance for applying UBTI ‘silo’ rules for tax-exempt organizations by identifying separate trades or businesses
Treasury issue proposed regulations on compensation deductions for publicly held corporations
treasury offset
Treasury says in reversal
tricks
trip
Tropical Storm Imelda
Tropical Storm Lee
troubleshoot
truck
truckers
trucking tax center
trucks
truck tractors
trusts
tuition
turbo tax
Twitter
TWO
Two education credits help taxpayers with college costs
t’s not too late to check IRS payment options
U.S. Armed Forces
U.S. citizen
U.S. national
U.S. resident alien
unclaimed refund
underpayment penalty
Understanding business travel deductions
Understanding federal tax obligations during Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Understanding taxpayer rights: Every taxpayer has the right to privacy
Understanding taxpayer rights: The right to privacy
Understanding the child and dependent care credit
Understanding the Credit for Other Dependents
Understanding the tax responsibilities that come with starting a business
Unemployment
unemployment benefits
uniform
uniform cost and upkeep
Union
Union dues
unpaid taxes
Unprocessed Returns
Unreimbursed employee expenses
Unreimbursed employee expenses. Expenses related to searching for a new job in the same line of work. Certain work clothes and uniforms. Tools needed for your job. Union dues. Work-related travel and
unreimbursed expenses
Unscrupulous tax preparers may tempt taxpayers into fraud
Unsigned forms
Upcoming IRS improvements for small business owners
Updated Information on Nationwide IRS Refund Delay
Updated IRS Smartphone App IRS2Go Version 4.0 Now Available
Updated Withholding Calculator Reflects Changes in New Tax Law
Upload your Tax Docs to us
USED CLOTHING
Use IRS Non-Filers tool to get Economic Impact Payment; many low-income
Using strong password is a strong defense against identity thieves
us treasury
utilities
VA and SSI recipients act now to add eligible children to Economic Impact Payment
vacation home
vacation home rentals
valuable credit
valuables
Valuable tax benefits for members of the military
vans
vehicle
vehicle expenses
vehicles
venmo
veterans
veterans and their families
Veterans Expo & Job Fair
Veterans owed refunds for overpayments attributable to disability severance payments should file amended returns to claim tax refunds
Veterans who own small businesses can follow the IRS on their smart phones
Victims of Hurricane Irene
video Tip
virtual currency
Virtual Currency Compliance
voice bot
voice bots
Voluntary Withholding
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program
voucher
VOW to Hire Heroes Act of 2011
w-2
w-2 form
w-2g
W-2s and 1099s
w-4
w-4 form
w2
wage
WAGES
wage statements
waiter
Waivers
Want to Start a Company? 5 Things to Consider First
Ward Foley
Ways to Pay Your Tax Bill
Ways to Resolve Tax Issues
We'll count the beans... you enjoy the coffee
We'll Count the Beans and You Enjoy the Coffee!
weatherize
Webinars
website
wedding
wedding season
welfare
we provide the percentage of refunds that have not yet been funded by the IRS. We update these funding statistics at approximately 2:00pm eastern each weekday throughout the year. As of today
What businesses need to know about reporting nonemployee compensation and backup withholding to the IRS
What business owners need to do when closing their doors for good
What employees need to know about income tax withholding
What Employers Need to Know About Claiming the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit
What if I receive unemployment compensation?
What Information Must a Health Coverage Provider Report to the IRS
What kinds of records should I keep?
What organizations should understand about applying for tax-exempt status
What people really want to know about Economic Impact Payments
What people should and should not do if they get mail from the IRS
What small business owners should know about the depreciation of property deduction
What someone should do if they missed the April deadline to file and pay taxes
What someone should do if they missed the July 15 deadline to file and pay
What someone should do if they missed the May 17 deadline to file and pay taxes
What Taxpayers Can Do Now Before Filing Their Return in 2018
What taxpayers can do now to get ready to file taxes in 2022
What taxpayers need know about using the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator
What taxpayers need to know about making 2021 estimated tax payments
What taxpayers need to know about making 2022 estimated tax payments
What taxpayers need to know to claim the earned income tax credit
What taxpayers should do if they get a letter or notice from the IRS
What taxpayers should do if they get an identity theft letter from the IRS
What Taxpayers Should Know about Identity Theft and Taxes
What the IRS is doing and what you can do to avoid Employee Retention Credit scams
What to Do if You Don’t Receive Your Health Care Information Forms
What to Do if You Get a Letter about the Premium Tax Credit
What to do if you owe taxes but can't pay
What to Do When an IRS Letter Arrives in the Mail
What to Expect for Refunds in 2013
What to Know about Late Filing and Late Paying Penalties
What to know about the tax-exempt application process for charities
What to Know About the Tax Deductibility of Funeral Expenses
What Triggers an IRS Tax Audit?
What You Should Know if You Changed Your Name
What You Should Know if You Get Tipped at Work
What You Should Know if You Need More Time to File Your Taxes
What’s new with the child tax credit after tax reform
When the lemonade stand makes bank: Young entrepreneurs and taxes.
When Will I Get My Refund?
Where's my refund
Which Tax Form Should You File?
Who can get more Economic Impact Payment money for children
Who qualifies for which new employer tax credit?
Who Should File a 2012 Tax Return?
Who Will Prepare Your Tax Return?
Why Employers Need to Count Employees
Why Investors Should Consider Using a 721 Exchange to Defer Capital Gains Taxes
Why it's time to dust off those partnership docs
Why it may take longer than 21 days for some taxpayers to receive their federal refund
Why it’s important for taxpayers to know their filing status
Why taxpayers should have their tax refund direct deposited
Why the Economic Impact Payment amount could be different than anticipated
Why Your Business Needs Bookkeeping
widow
widower
willful neglect
windows
wind turbines
Winter Storm Extension: Many Businesses Have Extra Time to Request A Six-Month Extension
WITHDRAWL
withholding
withholding calculator
withholding calulator
Withholding Estimator
withholdings
withholding tables
woodworking
work
Work-related travel and transportation
Worker classification
Worker Classification 101: employee or independent contractor
workers
workers and self-employed calculate taxes
Workers as Employees
workers’ pay
work expenses
working
Work Opportunity Credit
Work opportunity tax credit
WOTC
Written by Attorney Timothy J. Bupp
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Wyoming
Year-round
Year-round tax planning: All taxpayers should understand eligibility for credits and deductions
Year-round tax planning includes reviewing eligibility for credits and deductions
year end gifts
York.
York County tax preparers scramble as tax day nears
York Economic Alliance
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