Irs Press Releases

The nation's top tax association is holding forums in three U.S. cities

The new feature will include topics covering news, updates, FAQs

Commissioner Charles Rettig addresses nation's largest tax prep association in Chicago

Available livestream to the public on July 23, 2019, at 4:15 p.m. CT

Nation's largest federal tax preparer association applauds motion to require minimum competency requirements.

Nation's largest association supporting tax professionals praises Congress for its work to resolve the issues holding up the passage of the Taxpayer First Act.

The #1 association for tax professionals and the leading provider of accounting exam review courses team up to help more tax professionals gain the EA credential.

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Certain donations are not recognized by the IRS as deductible

Members of the military and their families may be eligible for special tax benefits on their 2018 tax returns. For federal tax purposes, the U.S.

NATP advises opening separate business bank account to track deductible expenses

Deadline includes sports clubs, civic organizations and local associations

Mailed tax returns to be significantly delayed for processing

Scammers send taxpayers fake IRS notices to lure unsuspecting victims

Nina E. Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate for the IRS, released her 2018 Annual Report to Congress this week. The report highlighted the challenges of the recent government shutdown that the IRS is dealing with and its impact on taxpayers.

Rejected tax returns can delay refund several weeks or months

No. 1 association for tax professionals surveys members to determine industry trends

The National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP) appeals to House and Senate on behalf of taxpayers and tax preparers.

Tax resolution attorney John Willis, CEO and founder of IRSALLSTAR reveals that the IRS has a multitude of social media accounts but that one still cannot solve problems of failing to file or pay their taxes through social media.

The recent changes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act can make filing a tax return simpler.