Category Archives: IRS

No Foolin’: New York State Not Conforming to IRS Extension for Blizzard Disaster Zones

The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance decided not to extend taxpayers impacted by the December blizzards to May 15th; impacted taxpayers still must either file their tax returns by April 18th or file a valid extension (meaning … Continue reading

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Mississippi Counties Impacted by Tornadoes Have Until July 31st to File

The IRS announced this morning that four Mississippi counties impacted by tornadoes have until July 31st to file.  The extension, for Carroll, Humphreys, Monroe, and Sharkey counties, covers all tax forms and estimated tax payments due between now and July … Continue reading

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Certain New York Storm Victims Get an Extra Month to File with the IRS

The IRS announced today that individuals (and businesses) in five New York counties have an extra month (to May 15th) to file and pay tax returns; this relates to the winter storm that hit between December 23rd and December 28th.  … Continue reading

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Today Is the Partnership & S-Corporation Deadline

You know what today is, right?  Yes, the Ides of March–and the US tax filing deadline for partnerships and S-Corporations.  If your entity isn’t ready to file, download Form 7004 (the extension request) and mail it using certified mail today.  … Continue reading

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California (Franchise Tax Board) Conforms to Extension to October 16th

The Franchise Tax Board announced late yesterday that California is officially conforming to the IRS extension until October 16th for all tax returns due from January 10th through October 15.  Almost all of California is covered by the extension; only … Continue reading

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FBAR Non-Willful Penalty Is Per Report, Not Per Account

Let’s assume you have a non-willful violation of filing the FBAR (Form 114, the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts).  Is the maximum penalty ($10,000) per account or per report?  The Circuit Courts of Appeal had split on this … Continue reading

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IRS Extends California (and Alabama and Georgia) Disaster Areas to October 16th from May 15th

The IRS announced today that most California taxpayers (most of the state is in a disaster zone from flooding in January) now have until October 16th to file any tax returns.  This also means that impacted taxpayers have until October … Continue reading

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Good, Bad, and Ugly With the IRS

This week I’ve had to call the IRS up for several different items.  There is good news, bad news, and some ugly news. The good news: In calling the Practitioner Priority Service (PPS), I’ve gotten through every time!  Twice, there … Continue reading

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Is It January 9th Yet?

Last year, the IRS announced a new system for efiling 1099s (and other information returns) called IRIS.  This system would be available for both professionals and individuals (and businesses) to efile 1099s.  The system was supposed to be available on … Continue reading

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Start Your 2023 Mileage Log

I’m going to start the new year with a couple reposts of essential information. Yes, you do need to keep a mileage log: Tuesday will be the first business day of the new year for many. You may have resolved … Continue reading

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