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Monthly Archives: November 2021
The IRS Can’t Figure Out Where to Apply an Electronic Payment…Where the IRS Was Told Where to Apply It
My client received a letter from the IRS dated November 22, 2021: Taxpayer identification number: [redacted] Tax Period(s): Dec. 31, 2018 Form: 1040 We received a payment of $2,002.00 on Oct. 08, 2020. We don’t have enough information to apply … Continue reading
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The 2021 Real Winners of the World Series of Poker
Last night, the Main Event of the World Series of Poker concluded. (While there are still a few events to be decided in the WSOP, this is the event that everyone thinks of as the big one.) Before I get … Continue reading
Why Did the WSOP Change the Rules on Lammers?
With the World Series of Poker (WSOP) winding down (the Main Event champion will be crowned Wednesday evening–and, yes, I will have my customary post on the real winners of the WSOP on Thursday), an issue arose late in the … Continue reading
IRS: Per Diem Is Food Provided by Restaurants
For tax years 2021 and 2022 taxpayers are allowed to deduct 100% of business meals provided by restaurants (per § 274(n)(2)(D) of the Internal Revenue Code). One question that I had was how the per diem would be treated. Taxpayers … Continue reading
IRS’s “ID.me”: Not Ready for Prime Time
This afternoon, I needed to upload an IRS Power of Attorney form to the IRS’s CAF Unit. The IRS advised me (on the login screen) that I should obtain an account on ID.me. The IRS rightly wants to make sure … Continue reading
Evergreen Post: IRS Sending Erroneous Balance Due Notices
Many of our clients have authorized us to receive IRS notices for them. Yesterday, we received three “balance due” (CP14) notices. I was quite surprised, as all three individuals paid their tax by electronic debit with the filing of their … Continue reading