Personal Tax

IRS Accepted Return but Not Approved? Quick Solutions Here

You hit “submit” on your tax return, watched the IRS accept it, and then… crickets. That “IRS accepted return but not approved” status isn’t just annoying – it’s like watching your refund dangle just out of reach. Trust me, you’re not alone. Last March, a client of ours accidentally transposed two digits on her direct deposit […]

Expert Tax Preparation tips to maximize your tax refund

Tax day may be quickly approaching, but there is no need to panic! With some preparation, you can take control of your tax situation and reduce stress come April 15th. Following these tax preparation tips can set you up for success come tax season. So take a deep breath and prepare to tackle those taxes […]

Tax Topic 152 | Unlock the Secret to a Hassle-Free Refund!

Ever refreshed your bank account 10 times a day, willing your tax refund to appear? You’re not alone. In 2023, over 12 million filers faced IRS refund delays, many greeted by the vague alert: Tax Topic 152. Cue the frustration – and the Google searches. Is the IRS auditing you? Did you make a mistake? […]

IRS Notice of Deficiency: Smart Ways to Quick Resolution

There’s nothing quite like the gut-punch feeling of finding a letter from the IRS in your mailbox – specifically, an IRS notice of deficiency. That stark CP3219N notice, referred to as 90-day letter, isn’t just bureaucratic noise.  It’s the IRS’s formal proposal to adjust your income tax bill, and it demands action. But here’s the […]

IRS Reference Number 9001 Exposed: Key Tax Details

There’s nothing like an IRS error code to turn a routine refund check into a panic spiral. If you’ve stumbled upon IRS reference number 9001 on the IRS website, your heart might race – Did I mess up my taxes? Is my refund delayed? Am I getting audited? Take a breath. You’re not alone. This cryptic code […]

Master Your Win Loss Statement Now | Casino Wins & IRS Rules

Picture this: You hit a slot machine jackpot in Vegas, celebrate with a champagne toast, then realize, the IRS wants a cut. Gambling taxes are a high-stakes game of their own. Every dollar you win is taxable income, but here’s the twist: Your losses could save you hundreds at tax time, if you play by the rules. […]