Earlier this month, the IRS announced that it would put a temporary hold on automated collection notices, unfiled tax return notices, and balance due notices
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Education and Student Loan Survival
Education has become less affordable in recent years, leading many to take out student loans. Unfortunately, new borrowers often find it challenging to navigate the
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A Look at the (Very) Unpopular Federal Gas Tax
We are feeling the pain at the pump. According to AAA, the national average price of gas is $3.498. It was just $2.507 a year
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Making Sense of Tax Season in 2022
The pandemic has brought on many changes in the last few years, and these changes have impacted the tax season in 2022. What challenges and
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Returns and Refunds During the 2022 Tax Filing Season
Next week, hopeful taxpayers will begin checking bank accounts for tax refunds. Tax season opened Jan. 24, 2022, and the IRS says most taxpayers who
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IRS Confirms Stop on Selfie Technology, So What Happens Now?
At the start of tax season, I reported that the IRS was using new technology focused on photo identification for verification. Specifically, taxpayers who wanted
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What Taxpayers Need to Know About Tax Prep
With tax season starting, many taxpayers are considering the best ways to file their returns and prepare their tax documents. But, with so many methods
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What You Need to Know About Setting Up Your Business
Small businesses are still considered the backbone of our country. According to the latest information from the Small Business Association, there are 31.7 million small
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Impacts on the Tax Profession in 2022
It comes as no surprise that recent events have had significant effects on the economy and businesses as a result. But with inflation causing soaring
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