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Category Archives: IRS
An Identity Protection Unit Saga: Part 6
When last we left the saga of my client and his tax year 2020 refund, we were waiting for a call from the Taxpayer Advocate Office. Well, we received the callback and my client’s refund check was issued last Friday. … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #4: The $0.68 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
Bozo Tax Tip #5: Procrastinate!
Today is April 8th. The tax deadline is just seven days away. What happens if you wake up and it’s April 15, 2024, and you can’t file your tax? File an extension. Download Form 4868, make an estimate of what … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #8: No Tax Form, No Income!
Two years ago I was speaking with a new client: “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 filing … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #10: Email Your Social Security Number or EIN!
It’s time for our annual rundown of Bozo Tax Tips, strategies that you really, really, really shouldn’t try. But somewhere, somehow, someone will try these. Don’t say I didn’t warn you! This is a repeat for the eleventh year in … Continue reading
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San Diego County Gets Extension Until June 17th
Heavy rains and flooding in San Diego caused the area to be declared a federal disaster zone. The IRS extended all tax deadlines in San Diego County from January 21, 2024 onward until June 17, 2024. This includes individual, business, … Continue reading
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A Reminder for Charities and Officers in Charities
I live in a swing district in a swing state. One of the things we dread is election mail. The primary for state offices is in June, and already we’re receiving flyers. I’m sure the robocalls are soon to come … Continue reading
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Tagged 2024.Election, Charitable.Organizations
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A Retroactive Tax Bill: What Can Go Wrong?
Last night, the House of Representatives passed tax legislation that would increase the Child Tax Credit for 2023, allow businesses to expense research and development expenses, tax relief for wildfires and the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, and some … Continue reading
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Tagged 2024.Tax.Season
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IRS Announces Simple Notice Initiative; Boy, Is It Needed
Clients of ours received an IRS CP2000 alleging they owed additional tax. The clients called us, and we reviewed their return; it turns out that the items the IRS thought weren’t included on their return were included (so we believe … Continue reading
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IRS Officially Announces Delay in Reporting Cryptocurrency Transactions on Form 8300
The IRS officially announced today that businesses do not have to report the receipt of digital assets on Form 8300 until the Treasury and the IRS issue regulations implementing the new law. The IRS officially announced this in Announcement 2024-4. … Continue reading
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