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Author Archives: Russ
Stimulus for a 10-Year Old? Another (Likely) Erroneous IRS Notice
One of my clients just received IRS Notice 1444-B noting they received their Second Economic Impact Payment of $600 by direct deposit. (The notice was dated February 19th, but they received it just this past week.) They wondered why it … Continue reading
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When Acquire Doesn’t Mean Acquire
It’s time for today’s lessen in double-speak, or bureaucratese, courtesy of the IRS. On the top of Form 1040, just below your address is a question: At any time during 2020, did you receive, sell, send, exchange, or otherwise acquire … Continue reading
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Are California $600 Stimulus Payments Taxable?
The state of California will soon be issuing $600 stimulus payments to an estimated 5.7 million residents. These payments will go to: Households receiving the California Earned Income Tax Credit for 2020 (typically making $30,000 or less) Taxpayers with Individual … Continue reading
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IRS Extends Some Filing Deadlines for Victims of Texas Winter Storms
The IRS announced today that they have extended the deadline for victims of Texas winter storms until June 15th. This impacts the March 15th partnership and S-Corporation filing deadline and the April 15th individual, C-Corporation, and Trust/Estate deadline for those … Continue reading
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Online Gambling and Cryptocurrency Addresses for 2021
If you have one or more foreign financial accounts and you have $10,000 aggregate in those account(s) at any time during 2019, you must file the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (the “FBAR”). This is Form 114 from … Continue reading
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More Erroneous IRS Notices
In yesterday’s mail we received several IRS CP59 Notices for clients. What’s a CP59 Notice? Well, here’s the first two lines: You didn’t file a Form 1040 tax return. You haven’t filed your tax return for the tax year ending … Continue reading
IRS Sending Erroneous Notices With Erroneous Content
Today is February 4, 2021. But the IRS computer has some other ideas about the date. The IRS sent many CP21C notices telling individuals that their Economic Impact (Stimulus) payments were offset to your 2007 tax account. Yikes! From the … Continue reading
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Calling the IRS? Good Luck! (Because You Will Really, Really Need It)
I need to speak with the IRS regarding four clients. Unfortunately, I need to speak with three different departments within the IRS for these clients. I’ve been attempting to reach the IRS for over a week first thing in the … Continue reading
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The Looming AUR Disaster from Fraudulent Unemployment Insurance Claims
A story I saw from a Sacramento television station noted that California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) processed millions of fraudulent unemployment insurance claims; indeed, EDD has no idea how many fraudulent claims were filed. EDD is now mailing out Forms … Continue reading
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SBA Releases New Simplified Forgiveness Form for PPP Loans
When Congress passed the budget reconciliation act that contained the second Covid-related stimulus, one piece of the legislation was a simplified form for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness. Late yesterday, the Small Business Administration released the newest version of … Continue reading