How To eFile Taxes Like a Professional

Learn how to efile taxes as well as what e-filing is, how it works, and the advantages of e-filing your taxes in this detailed article.
Head of Household

The Head of Household Filing Status is included as part of a tax preparer’s due diligence requirements.
Amended Tax Return

When a taxpayer discovers they made a mistake on their tax return, or they are provided with or find additional tax related information after they have filed their return, they can file an amended tax return to correct the errors or add the additional information.
Tax Preparer License

At the present time, an individual does not need a license from the IRS to prepare tax returns. California, Maryland, New York, and Oregon regulate tax preparers, while Connecticut, Nevada, and Illinois require registration or other requirements for tax return preparers.
IRS Voluntary Continuing Education Program and PTIN Requirement for Federal Tax Return Preparers

This page is designed to help you understand PTINs and the IRS requirement to have one and renew it each year, as well as the IRS Voluntary Education Program.
Preparer Security and Tax Identity Theft

This page is designed to give tax preparers the information they need to meet their security obligations and to improve their defenses against tax related identity theft, which includes safeguarding their computer systems from cybercriminals.
Paid Preparer Due Diligence Requirements

This page is designed to give preparers a overview of their due diligence requirements which include the earned income tax credit, child tax credit, the American Opportunity education credit and now the head of household filing status and the new credit for other dependents.
Tax Refund Schedule

If you filed your tax return and are getting a refund, you might be wondering when that extra cash will hit your account. This article provides you with an estimated tax refund schedule and details about tax refunds.
2026 Federal Tax Changes: Key Provisions from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR 1)

The 2026 tax year brings major federal tax changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (HR 1), along with updated inflation adjustments. Here’s a complete breakdown of what tax professionals need to know for the upcoming filing season.
2026 Federal Tax Filing Deadline Reminder: Key Dates, Extensions & Disaster Relief Updates

The federal tax filing deadline for 2025 returns is April 15, 2026. Learn key deadlines for individuals, corporations, and estates, plus extension rules, retransmission timelines, and IRS disaster relief updates for affected states.