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Tax Tip 2019-53, May 6, 2019 Whether they’re looking for tax info during National Small Business Week or any other time of the year, business owners can connect with the IRS over social media. In fact, the IRS just launched its newest Twitter account created to offer information directly to small businesses. The Twitter handle @IRSsmallbiz joins …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-52, May 2, 2019 National Small Business Week is a great time for business owners to check out the IRS’s online resources and YouTube videos. Here are a few of the webpages and videos in the spotlight for this year’s National Small Business Week, which runs from May 5 through 11. IRS.gov …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-51, May 1, 2019 Taxpayers who discover an error after filing may need to amend their tax return. Taxpayers should file an amended return if there’s a change in filing status, income, deductions or credits. The IRS may correct mathematical or clerical errors on a return. They also may accept returns without …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-50, April 30, 2019 Taxpayers who received an extension to file their 2018 tax return might have questions. They should remember that help is just a few clicks away on IRS.gov. Here are some of the tools and resources they may find useful. Researching a tax question The Interactive Tax Assistant asks a series …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-49, April 29, 2019 Federal law requires a person to report cash transactions of more than $10,000 to the IRS. Here are some facts about reporting these payments. Who’s covered For purposes of cash payments, a “person” is defined as an individual, company, corporation, partnership, association, trust or estate. For example: Dealers …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-48, April 25, 2019 This is the second tip of two tips recapping the list of the IRS’s annual “Dirty Dozen” list of top 12 tax scams. Thieves work throughout the year – often aggressively – to scam taxpayers. The schemes run the gamut from simple refund inflation scams to complex tax …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-47, April 24, 2019 The tax filing deadline has come and gone, but tax scammers continue to work. Again this year, the IRS highlights the twelve top scams in its “Dirty Dozen” list. These scams are often aggressive and happen throughout the year. The schemes run the gamut from simple refund inflation …

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IRS Tax Reform Tax Tip 2019-46, April 23, 2019 From renting spare rooms and vacation homes to car rides or using a bike…name a service and it’s probably available through the sharing economy. Taxpayers who participate in the sharing economy can find helpful resources in the IRS Sharing Economy Tax Center on IRS.gov. It  helps taxpayers understand …

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IRS Tax Reform Tax Tip 2019-45, April 22, 2019 Now that the April tax-filing deadline has come and gone, many taxpayers are eager to get details about their tax refunds. When it comes to refunds, there are several common myths going around social media. Here are five of these common myths: Myth 1: Getting a refund …

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IRS Tax Tip 2019-44, April 18, 2019 The IRS just issued an updated publication with information for individual taxpayers and business owners unable to pay their taxes. This electronic pub, Offer in Compromise Booklet (PDF), helps people understand how an offer in compromise works. An offer in compromise is an agreement between a taxpayer and the IRS that …

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