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I try to add tax blog articles weekly on tax topics that may be interesting to you. Please browse. If there is a topic you would like to see here or would like to more information on, please contact me.
Energy Jolts. Energy Credit is back. Effective for 2022 –2032 tax years. Part of Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. Requires product availability and affordability. Credit is 30% of purchase price for energy star certified windows, exterior doors, insulation, water heater, biomass stoves, furnace or boiler installed during the year. No credit for Energy Star roof … Energy Jolts, Inflation Bolts, Tax Hikes and Pending Legislation
No new tax legislation seen yet. . . After tax season housekeeping: Refunds: Running 3-4 weeks. To check the status of your Electronically filed tax return/refund: Phone : 1-800-829-1040 or (call early in morning) Online: www.irs.gov/refund IRS will NOT release refund information to tax preparer. Ohio refund may come before Federal or IRS refund. … Tax Season and Congressional Legislative Update
IRS started accepting 2021 individual returns on January 24, 2022. It’s not going to be the same as in prior years. Expect refund delays. As of January 27, 2022 haven’t received any guidance for return processing time or refunds. To speed refund delivery: 1. File early 2. File an accurate return. Verify the Stimulus … Tax Season Update–The Opener
Since the Build Back Better Act is stuck in the Senate 2022 tax year has a few changes (unless Congress intervenes) there will be: No Stimulus payments No Advanced Child Tax Credit Payments. Child Tax Credit reverts to $2,000 per child under age 17 Lower Earned Income Tax Credit No charitable Deduction on … 2022 Tax Year: (as of Jan 2022) Pearls and Pains
IRS plans to start accepting individual tax returns on January 24. Tax preparers may be preparing returns before January 24 so they can be filed as soon as the IRS is ready. Taxpayers receiving Earned Income Credit or Child Tax Credit on the return may have a delayed refund. IRS is statutorily allowed to … Tax Cliff Notes: Filing? Credits? Refunds?
In case you haven’t heard, Congress gave the IRS and all taxpayers like you a gift for Christmas (maybe not what you expected). They have paused the Build Back Better debate for 2021. The law may be considered again for passage in 2022 session. IF the law had been passed this late in the … Odds & Ends 2022 Mileage Rates
Build Back Back Better (“BBB”) is still being negotiated So here is something a little more concrete: The numbers and limits for 2021 tax season: FACTS & FIGURES, TBA=To be announced Tax Year 2021 2022 Social Security COLA 1.3% 5.9% Part B premium- income < $85,000 … Facts & Figures 2021 Tax year & Some For Tax Year 2022
Tried to call the IRS lately? Nobody answers the phone (or so it seems). Return processing is slow. As June 25, 2021, there were approximately 16.7 million 2019 and 2020 tax returns and almost three million amended returns waiting to be processed*. Then there’s the advanced Earned Income Credit and unemployment over payment stimulus … Internal Revenue (But No) Service . . .
IRS is processing its backlog and is issuing lots of “love letters” otherwise known as Tax Notices. Many of the 2020 Tax year tax notices are for Recovery Credit. For Tax Year 2020, Taxpayers not receiving the the full stimulus amount for both payments ($1200 per adult and/or $500 per child received March -May … Love Letters & the IRS (Recovery Credit Tax Notices Part II)
Been getting a lot of calls for IRS Notices. Most of them seem to be related to the Stimulus Payment or “Recovery Rebate Credit”. The Recovery Rebate is a reconcile. Taxpayers not receiving the full amount of stimulus payment one (Paid out March-May 2020) or Stimulus Payment two (paid out January thru March 2021), can … I was Getting a Refund but Got an IRS Bill . . . ?