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Hurry Up and Wait 11 Years
January 20, 2026
An interesting Court of Appeals decision came out on Friday: Sirius Solutions, LLLP v Commissioner. Before getting to the decision and what it means (and does not mean), I wanted to comment about timing of court decisions. This case deals with the 2014-2016 … Continue reading →
When Will 2026 Tax Season Open? It’s Official: Monday, January 26th
January 8, 2026
Earlier this week, the IRS announced that business tax return efiling will open next week (this came out in an email). No date has been given yet for individual (personal) tax returns, but I now expect it to open the … Continue reading →
It’s Time to Issue 2025 Form 1099s
January 7, 2026
It’s time for businesses to send out their annual information returns. These are the Form 1099s that are sent to to vendors when required. Let’s look first at who does not have to receive 1099s: Corporations (except attorneys); Entities you … Continue reading →
It’s Time to Start Your 2026 Mileage Log
January 6, 2026
I’m going to start the new year with a couple reposts of essential information. Yes, you do need to keep a mileage log: Yesterday was the first business day of the new year for most. You may have resolved to … Continue reading →
The Shutdown
October 1, 2025
Once again there’s a government shutdown. What does it mean for taxes? First, deadlines and responsibilities don’t change just because there’s a government shutdown. You still owe tax, and if you’re on extension your taxes are still due (generally) on … Continue reading →
IRS Closes Cincinnati Lockboxes; New Addresses In Effect Immediately
August 24, 2025
Last week, the IRS released Publication 3891. This publication lists out where to mail paper-filed returns and payments for the 2026 tax year. Currently, Nevadans mail many IRS payments to addresses in Cincinnati, but not anymore. Spidell reports that the … Continue reading →
A February 17th Start to Tax Filing Next Year?
August 3, 2025
Yes, we’re looking at a late start to Tax Season next year. New IRS Commissioner Billy Long said at the recent National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) annual meeting (per a friend’s email–I did not attend) that the IRS expects … Continue reading →
Bozo Tax Tip #1: Not Remitting Payroll Taxes
April 11, 2025
A couple of years ago, I received a visit from a member of the IRS’s Criminal Investigation unit. It turns out a client, call him Larry, had worked for a company that decided to not remit payroll taxes. The loss … Continue reading →
Bozo Tax Tip #2: The Eternal Hobby Loss
April 10, 2025
The goal of must businesses is to make money. There aren’t many businesses that can lose on each sale and make it up in volume. In fact, I don’t know of any. But I digress…. So let’s take Sam and … Continue reading →
Bozo Tax Tip #3: Foreign Trusts
April 9, 2025
By far the worst tax schemes in the view of the IRS are offshore (foreign) trusts. In fact, trusts of all sorts—domestic and foreign—are regularly abused. First, not all trusts are bad. Many trusts serve a legitimate purpose, such as … Continue reading →