The IRS has released its annual Dirty Dozen list of tax scams for 2024. This list serves as a warning to taxpayers and tax preparers about various schemes, abusive tax transactions, and tax avoidance strategies. It aims to raise awareness and prevent individuals from falling victim to fraudulent practices. Below are some of the most relevant scams highlighted by the IRS this year:

This article provides insight into the deadlines for resubmitting e-filed tax returns that were rejected on April 15 for individual (1040), corporate (1120), and fiduciary (1041) returns.

This guide simplifies the federal filing deadlines for 2023, including extensions for disaster-affected areas, IRA contributions, and health savings account contributions. Whether you’re filing for yourself or advising clients, this article provides a clear roadmap for meeting tax obligations in 2024.

In today’s digital era, tax professionals are prime targets for cybercriminals. With sophisticated schemes lurking around every corner, it’s crucial for tax experts to stay alert and informed about the latest threats in their field.
Read now to learn about three prevalent scams that tax professionals should be wary of.

On January 19, 2024 the IRS officially ended the moratorium on the Certified Acceptance Agent (CAA) program, signaling the reopening of applications for both new participants and renewals. Read more to learn how to apply or renew your application.