FSL Tax & Accounting Services

If you filed late, paid late, or were assessed certain IRS penalties during the COVID disaster-relief period, it may be worth reviewing your account before the deadline.

This may involve penalties such as:

✅ Failure to file
✅ Failure to pay
✅ Underpayment of estimated tax
✅ Certain information return penalties

This is not automatic, and timing matters.

If you paid IRS penalties or interest from 2020–2023, don’t assume that money is gone for good.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and review your options before the July 10, 2026 deadline.

PAID AN IRS PENALTY?
You may still have a refund window.

If you paid or were assessed certain IRS penalties during the COVID disaster-relief period, it may be worth taking another look.

This may include:

✅ Failure to file
✅ Failure to pay
✅ Underpayment of estimated tax
✅ Certain information return penalties

This is not automatic, and timing matters.

If you paid IRS penalties or interest from 2020–2023, don’t assume that money is gone for good.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and review your options before the July 10, 2026 deadline.

The announced that 27 states have signed up to participate in the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program, allowing eligible taxpayers to claim tax credits for qualified contributions to Scholarship Granting Organizations. Learn more: https://ow.ly/CQU750Z9tNs

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A federal court just ruled that IRS penalties and interest charged during COVID (January 2020 – July 2023) may have been improper — meaning millions of taxpayers could be owed a refund.

But the IRS isn't going to tell you. And the clock is running out.

⚠️ Deadline: July 10, 2026. 31 days away.

You don't have to face this alone. Click the link in our bio to contact us about claiming your money before it's too late.

Sources: Kwong v. United States | taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov

A federal court just ruled that IRS penalties and interest charged during COVID (January 2020 – July 2023) may have been improper — meaning millions of taxpayers could be owed a refund.

But the IRS isn't going to tell you. And the clock is running out.

⚠️ Deadline: July 10, 2026. 31 days away.

You don't have to face this alone. Click the link in our bio to contact us about claiming your money before it's too late.

Sources: Kwong v. United States | taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov

A payment plan could be your fastest first step — and you can apply online without ever picking up the phone.

✅ Short-term: 180 days or less, under $100K owed
✅ Long-term: monthly payments, under $50K owed

You don't have to face this alone. Click the link in our bio to contact us about setting up your IRS payment plan today.

Your vehicles, vans, tools, and equipment may be doing more than helping you get the job done.

Certain qualifying business property may be eligible for Section 179 tax treatment when IRS rules are met.

But business use, timing, documentation, and how the asset is placed in service all matter.

Before tax season, make sure your work vehicles and equipment are part of the strategy conversation.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and start reviewing your business tax strategy.

If you drive for client meetings, job sites, deliveries, showings, service calls, or business errands, those miles may matter at tax time.

The key is documentation.

Business and personal miles need to be separated, tracked, and reviewed as part of your tax strategy.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and start building cleaner records and a stronger tax strategy.

Recent federal tax changes may create planning opportunities for business owners, entrepreneurs, and growing companies.

That may include how your business handles deductions, equipment, income, structure, and long-term tax planning.

The key is not guessing.

It is reviewing what changed and understanding how it may apply to your business.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and start reviewing your tax strategy.

FROM CHAOS TO CLARITY

Messy books can cost more than time.

They can lead to missed deductions, cash flow blind spots, late filings, tax surprises, and decisions made without the full picture.

Better books create better decisions.

And better decisions create stronger strategy.

Tap the link in our bio to connect with FSL Tax & Accounting and start turning financial clutter into clarity.