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Did you receive a strange looking Visa card in the mail and you're not sure where it came from and worried it might be a scam or junk mail? Well as it turns out, it just might be your stimulus payment. Instead of sending you a paper check the Treasury Department is issuing prepaid Visa debit cards with your stimulus payment loaded on it. Who gets the card and who gets the paper check is still anyone's guess. Some cards have also been issued with incorrect names on them so please, if you receive them, verify everything is correct. Link to delete content:
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We wanted to let you know that we are still processing 2019 tax returns. It has been quite a year between shutting down the office because of Covid-19, all of our staff continuing to work from home, the stimulus packages passed by Congress and the myriad of loans and employee protection programs we have had to navigate over the past few months for our clients. With so many challenges, we are making tough decisions about the places to prioritize our energy. Our top three priorities as we reach the first filing deadline in order are: Link to delete content:
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Hi Friends, what a crazy year it's been! In January 2020, I thought my largest challenge would be running the practice my mother founded, with her now in retirement. Turns out I was wrong. I could not have predicted the challenges that have faced us all. While we met with many of you in person this year, we did close the office to the public starting in March 2020 for a virtual tax year and it worked out well for everyone. Link to delete content:
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We are super excited to be rolling out a brand new client portal system this month to replace our current client portal. Our new portal system is from a company called Canopy, and just like our current portal, it will be the most secure gateway for you to send us important documents and for us to send you important documents. Here's some of the new features that come with the portal: Link to delete content:
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At the end of 2020, the new $900 billion coronavirus relief package became law. This relief expanded the existing "Economic Impact Payment" program with an additional $600 stimulus payment to taxpayers provided that they had previously filed a 2019 tax return. Unlike the first economic impact payment released in April of 2020 where the IRS determined the amount of the payment based on either a taxpayer's 2018 OR 2019 tax return, this payment is again only based on the taxpayer's 2019 tax return. Link to delete content:
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Who Qualifies for First-Draw PPP Money Today? Two things to know about the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) first draw enacted on December 27, 2020: Link to delete content:
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COVID-19 Relief Law Boosts Temporary Tax Deductions and Credits Embedded in the COVID-19 relief law is $900 billion for financial assistance. As you would expect in these unusual times, some of the relief is in the form of direct government financial assistance and some is from tax benefits that can impact both tax year 2020 and tax year 2021. Most of the provisions create extra deductions or credits where Uncle Sam puts cash directly into your wallet. Link to delete content:
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The RELIEF Act of 2021 is an emergency economic impact and tax relief package that will provide more than $1 billion for Maryland working families, small businesses, and those who have lost their jobs as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. RELIEF Act Economic Impact Payments Link to delete content:
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On March 11,2021, the president signed into law the American Rescue Plan Act. This bill includes provisions that have major tax impacts for the 2020 and 2021 tax returns. Link to delete content:
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As of March 22, 2021 these are the due dates for the following state returns. Should dates change we'll update this page. When in doubt, always check your state's webpage for taxation. Alabama - May 17 Alaska - No state income tax Arizona - May 17 pending Arkansas - May 17 California - May 17 Colorado - May 17 Connecticut - May 17 Delaware - May 17 Florida - No state income tax Georgia - May 17 Hawaii - No changes announced Idaho - April 15 Illinois - May 17 Link to delete content:
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