says you can breathe a sigh of relief. The U.S. government will stay open. The IRS is still funded. You, your family and friends, who work for the government will be able to continue to pay your living costs. Whew!
Category Archives: *Tax Quips
Well, the U.S. Government is finally back open – if for only three weeks. The IRS is driving along on all cylinders. But it’s really hard to get through to them or to the Taxpayer Advocate Service. So what’s a taxpayer to do?
We’ve been answering a LOT of questions this month. You can look at information in the TaxQuips Forum to see what people have been concerned about – you may have the same concerns – https://iTaxMama.com/AskQuestion .
Someone IS working at the IRS, getting tax season ready for us
Today TaxMama® announces – you WILL get your tax refund during the government shutdown.
Here’s to a new year full of hope, optimism, happiness, love, health, music and lots and lots of laughter and joy.
This month, the IRS is catching up on procedures, alerts and announcements. We are getting several announcements each day. TaxMama summarizes it for you.
Normally, the IRS releases the next year’s mileage information by the end of October. This year, we’re feeling lucky to get it in mid-December.
Today TaxMama®wants to give you some steps to take before the end of 2018. Dear Family, This year, it’s especially difficult to figure out how to reduce your taxes. The average couple is not likely to be itemizing any more. Folks with high employee business expenses won’t be able to use them. Individuals with mortgages […]
Today TaxMama® wants to help you avoid a surprise balance due on April 15th.
Today TaxMama® wants to help you avoid losing your passport, if you owe the IRS too much money. You need to act quickly.
In November’s monthly visit with Jim Blasingame, we discussed some current issues brought up by the IRS at the November 2018 Stakeholder Liaison meeting. For more details – read today’s blog post https://taxmama.com/tax-quips/are-you-losing-your-passport/ Learn how to avoid this problem – read today’s blog post https://taxmama.com/tax-quips/paycheck-check-up/