AMD Accounting, LLC

10/02/2026

Exciting update from AMD Accounting!

We've upgraded our phone system, which means you can now text our office number.

Texts go to a shared inbox monitored by both Sue and me, making it easier for us to stay connected and respond to clients.

We're still working through a few kinks as we learn the new system, so please bear with us while we get everything dialed in.

I know texting has become many people's preferred way to communicate, and I'm always looking for ways to make working with AMD easier and more convenient for our clients.

As always, thank you for your trust and support!

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09/27/2026

Registration is now open for our So You Want to Start a Business workshop!

If you're thinking about starting a business, recently opened one, or simply want to make sure you're starting on the right foot, this workshop is designed to help you understand the practical, financial, and tax considerations of running a business in Maryland.

Space is limited. Register online here: www.https://www.amdacct.com/workshops

Know someone who has talked about starting a business? We'd appreciate it if you'd share this post.

09/20/2026

Thinking about starting a business?

We're putting the finishing touches on a new workshop designed to help aspiring and new business owners understand the practical, financial, and tax considerations of starting a business in Maryland.

More details, registration information, and event announcements are coming soon!

08/18/2026

🎉 Good news for small business owners! BOI reporting is officially dead.

FinCEN has permanently eliminated Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements for U.S. companies and U.S. persons.

07/17/2026

Quick heads-up for business owners who track mileage: 2026 now has two IRS mileage rates instead of one. That means a little extra planning now could save headaches at tax time next year.

The IRS increased the business mileage rate effective July 1, 2026, creating two mileage rates for the same tax year.

07/13/2026

Have you ever gotten an IRS penalty after years of doing everything right?

Good news - the IRS is finally making penalty relief automatic for eligible taxpayers.

The IRS is making penalty relief simpler. Eligible taxpayers with a history of filing and paying on time may now receive automatic relief from certain IRS penalties—no request required.

05/15/2026

We’re seeing a new IRS notice (CP53E) showing up in mailboxes—and it’s causing a lot of confusion.

If you’ve received one, don’t panic. Here’s what it means and what to do next:

What it means and what you should do if you receive IRS Notice CP53E

04/13/2026

⏰ Friendly tax deadline reminder ⏰

In case you’ve lost track of time, the tax filing deadline is this Wednesday, April 15.

If you haven’t filed yet, I recommend filing an extension.
�✅ Good news: if we prepared your return last year, we file your extension automatically—nothing you need to do.

⚠️ Just a reminder: an extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay. Any balance due should still be paid by April 15 to avoid penalties and interest.

As always, reach out if you have questions—we’re happy to help.

03/16/2026

🚨 Today is the pass‑through entity deadline! 🚨
That includes partnerships and S‑corps.

✅ Existing clients: If you haven’t dropped off your info yet, no worries — we automatically filed an extension for you. Your new due date is September 15, 2026.

⚠️ Not a client yet? This is your friendly reminder to file an extension today if you haven't filed already. Missing it can mean automatic late‑filing penalties, even if no tax is due.

If you need help or have questions, feel free to reach out.

03/09/2026

I get multiple fake IRS calls every day claiming I have an unresolved tax filing, a past‑due account, or some urgent issue that needs immediate action.

They’re scams — but they sound real enough to cause stress.

The IRS publishes a “Dirty Dozen” list each year to highlight the most common tax scams, and I’ve shared this year’s list here. If something pushes urgency or asks for personal information, pause and double‑check before responding.

Each year, the IRS publishes its “Dirty Dozen” list to highlight the most common tax scams they’re seeing. These schemes tend to spike during tax season—but many happen year‑round. Here’s this year’s list: Fake IRS emails & texts Scammers send emails or texts that look official - s...