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Category Archives: IRS
Depressing
TIGTA (the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration) came out this morning with its interim report on the 2022 Tax Filing Season. I would love to report statistics that make me feel warm and fuzzy; instead, we’re left with more … Continue reading
2022 Tax Season: The Tax Season From Hell (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this series we looked at what went wrong with the IRS. (That post might have been shorter if I had written what went right.) Today, let’s look at what should be done by Congress and the … Continue reading
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2022 Tax Season: The Tax Season From Hell (Part 1)
Mr. Murphy says, what can go wrong will go wrong. This was definitely the case for the 2022 Tax Season. In this four-part series, we’re going to cover IRS and government (Congress and the President) failures, our failures, and what … Continue reading
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The Worst Written IRS Notice Ever?
A client, living in a foreign country but who receives his mail in New Jersey (because mail to New Jersey is far more reliable than where he resides) received an IRS notice on his 2021 tax return: Your refund has … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #1: No Tax Form, No Income!
A new client was on the phone with me last week: “Russ, I just found out that I don’t get a tax form for the income I earn. That means I don’t have to report it, right?” This individual is … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #5: Procrastinate!
Today is April 11th. The tax deadline is just seven days away. What happens if you wake up and it’s April 18, 2022, and you can’t file your tax? File an extension. Download Form 4868, make an estimate of what … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #6: The $0.58 Solution
With Tax Day fast approaching it’s time to examine yet another Bozo method of courting disaster. And it doesn’t, on the surface, seem to be a Bozo method. After all, this organization has the motto, Neither rain nor snow nor … Continue reading
The IRS Is Broken, Example #786
We received a letter for a client from the IRS on the 2016 tax year in yesterday’s mail: We made an error and sent you an interim letter for the tax period listed above. Please disregard the letter 2645C that … Continue reading
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IRS: On Third Thought, Let’s Grant “Relief” That Isn’t
Yesterday, I wrote a post stating the IRS was giving relief on the new Schedules K-2 and K-3. I did that because I believed what the IRS wrote. The IRS stated: Coming relief from certain Schedule K-2 and K-3 reporting: … Continue reading
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IRS: “You Know That New K-2/K-3 Requirement: Well, We Had Second Thoughts.”
UPDATE: Make sure you read the post of February 17, 2022 on this issue. Every so often the IRS actually listens to the tax professional community. Tax professionals were unanimous in stating that requiring a domestic partnership with no foreign … Continue reading
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