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IRS Announces Michigan Storm Tax Relief

Following the devastating storms, flooding, and tornadoes that struck Michigan in August 2023, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) swiftly enacted crucial tax relief measures for affected individuals and businesses. The IRS provided information on Michigan storm tax relief provisions, including extended filing deadlines, exceptions, and penalty abatements, to alleviate the financial burdens Michigan storm victims …

IRS Resumes LT38 Collection Notices After Two-Year Break Due to COVID

IRS LT38 Collections 2024: Understanding the Resumption Notices The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has recommenced the distribution of collection notices to taxpayers, marking a continuation of its automated reminder system. These notifications, which resumed dispatch in January, are being sent via regular postal service on a phased basis over the forthcoming months, targeting an audience …

Tax Dates 2024: Important New Tax Updates

Embark on the tax season quest of 2024 with the precision of a seasoned strategist armed with the latest updates and critical deadlines in the realm of taxation. This year unveils a series of pivotal tax dates that demand the attention of every individual, enterprise, and arcane tax mage. By harnessing the power of foresight …

New Federal Reporting Requirements: A Guide for Small Businesses in 2024

Understanding the FinCEN Reporting Mandate What Small Business Owners Need to Know The year 2024 brings new federal reporting requirements for small businesses across the United States. This mandate, overseen by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, commonly referred to as FinCEN, a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, is aimed at combating financial …

IRS Announces Second Phase of ERC Amnesty Program

Phase II of ERC Amnesty Program: What Businesses Need to Know The IRS has unveiled a second phase of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) amnesty program. This program allows businesses that previously received ERC funds to return them without facing future penalties. Eligibility criteria include no criminal investigations, no third-party alerts, and no prior notice …

Are You Eligible? IRS to the Rescue: $1 Billion in Penalties Waived for Taxpayers

The IRS’s $1 Billion Tax Penalty Amnesty: Cheers to a Fresh Start! In a surprising move aimed at helping those grappling with back taxes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has just unveiled an exciting new penalty relief program. Approximately 4.7 million individuals, businesses, and tax-exempt organizations are in for some good news. If you didn’t …

2024 IRS Adjustments for Retirement and Health Benefit Plans

Overview of 2024 IRS Cost-of-Living Adjustments The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the updated cost-of-living adjustments for 2024, affecting both retirement plan and health and welfare benefit plan limits. Below are charts detailing these new limitations. Retirement Plan Limitations Retirement Plan Limitation 2023 Limit 2024 Limit 401(k) and 403(b) Employee Contribution Limit $22,500 $23,000 …

IRS Underpayment Penalty Soars to 8% – Gig Workers and Consultants Beware!

IRS Raises Underpayment Penalty to 8%: What Gig Workers Need to Know The IRS Penalty for Underpayments Triples to 8% – Gig Workers and Consultants Beware! In a surprising turn of events, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has significantly increased its penalty for tax underpayments, soaring from 3% just two years ago to a whopping …

IRS Postpones Digital Tax

Major Change in Tax Reporting for Digital Business Transactions Hey there, digital entrepreneurs and side hustlers! Are you part of the dynamic world of online business, receiving payments through platforms like PayPal, Venmo, eBay, Etsy, or Poshmark? If yes, then you’re in for some crucial tax-related news from the IRS that’s about to make your …

Interest rates remain the same for the first quarter of 2024

IRS Interest Rates: What’s Staying the Same in 2024 Exciting news from the IRS world: Interest rates are holding steady as we dive into 2024! Here’s a fun breakdown of what that means for everyone from individuals to big corporations: For the Individual Taxpayer: You’re looking at a constant 8% annually for both overpayments and …