This year, the #IRS tax deadline is April 18, 2022 for most people. Gather all the information and documents you need to prepare a complete and accurate tax return before you file to greatly reduce errors and avoid processing delays. See: https://t.co/19XqnoccRY
The Internal Revenue Service announced the nation’s tax season will start Jan. 24, when the tax agency will begin accepting and processing 2021 tax year returns. https://t.co/uayk888QEQ
Gift cards are great for family and friends, NOT an option for paying taxes. Gift card scams are on the rise. #IRS urges you to stay alert: https://t.co/SyiKpmWZQx #IRSTaxTip
#IRS announces that victims of the Colorado #wildfires have additional time –until May 16, 2022– for certain tax filings and payments. Read more: https://t.co/WJcwQfYZ8H
The 2022 tax filing season begins Jan. 24. Remember: Avoid delays this year by having all essential info before you file. Errors or missing information result in the #IRS taking longer to process your refund.
To provide taxpayers with the information needed to reconcile the payments, the IRS has begun sending out Letter 6419 that outlines the payments received as well as the number of qualifying children used by the IRS to determine the advance payments. https://t.co/qso6ftUy9r
Web ads, pop-up or emails aren’t always from reputable companies and could harm you. For your #TaxSecurity, take a moment to make sure your whole family knows how to recognize scams and stays alert: https://t.co/aOyAMMzut5 #IRS
#IRS: Individuals who reached 70½ in 2019 did not have a Required Minimum Distribution due for 2020, but will have to take one by 12/31/21. Read: https://t.co/IdOEqSxhSR
Looking to reduce the amount of your taxable income? Charitable donations of up to $600 made in 2021 may be deductible without the need for an itemized #IRS return. https://t.co/AMEc1EnOuE
A year-end reminder: Businesses can claim 100% of their food or beverage expenses paid to restaurants between Jan. 1, 2021 and Dec. 31, 2022. See more information on guidelines at: https://t.co/H4fpyAFPIf
Selling your home may affect your tax return. When filing your taxes, you may qualify to exclude all or part of any gain from the sale from your income. Read the details in this #IRSTaxTip: https://t.co/dFP7jWxbCv #IRS
Small business owner: This #IRS info can help you understand the difference between employment tax Form 944 and Form 941. Check: https://t.co/aSuIwv21je