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How Work From Home Will Save More Small Business Owners on Taxes This Filing Season
As more entrepreneurs embrace remote and hybrid work, they are making sure to write off their home office—but know the rules first.
IRS-CI Chief Jim Lee Will Call It a Career in April
Lee, a 29-year veteran of the agency who has served as chief of IRS Criminal Investigation since 2020, will retire on April 6.
Several Taxpayer Assistance Centers to Have Saturday Hours, IRS Says
The special Saturday openings will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 24, March 16, April 13, and May 18.
IRS Help Calls Expected to Surge After President’s Day
The IRS is encouraging taxpayers who need help to use its online tools before they call the agency for help.
Michigan Gets IRS Tax Extension to June 17 Due to Storms
Currently, this includes Eaton, Ingham, Ionia, Kent, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland and Wayne counties. Individuals and households that reside or have a business in these localities qualify for tax relief.
Filed Tax Returns Are Down 19% So Far This Filing Season—But There’s a Reason Why, IRS Says
The IRS released a slew of early tax season 2024 stats last week, calling it “a strong start to filing season, with all systems running well.”
7 Warning Signs of an Incorrect ERC Claim
The IRS listed several red flags of a questionable employee retention credit claim to help businesses resolve incorrect submissions.
IRS Seeks More Than $1 Billion From SVB for Taxes
The IRS claims Silicon Valley Bank owes both corporate income and employment taxes spanning a four-year period ending in 2023.