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It’s time to renew PTIN

Renew your PTIN in 3 easy steps:

1. Access your account

If you already have an online PTIN account, login now.
2. Renew your PTIN

Complete the online renewal application. You must verify your personal information and answer a few questions. View a checklist of what you need before you get started.
3. Pay your fee

Pay the $19.75 renewal fee via credit/debit/ATM card or eCheck. Upon completion of your application and payment, you’ll receive confirmation that your PTIN has been renewed.

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Tax Season!

The tax code provides two primary advantageous ways of saving for your children’s education, the Coverdell Education Savings Account and the Qualified Tuition Plan. Read our blog to learn how they differ.

How Coverdell and 529 Education Savings Plans Differ The difference between Coverdell Education Savings Account and the Qualified Tuition Plan.

Alcoholism and drug addiction are a problem for many families. Fortunately, for tax purposes, treatment is for a medical ailment. Thus, treatment expenses, including meals and lodging furnished as necessary during inpatient treatment at a therapeutic center, may be tax deductible.

Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatments May Be Tax Deductible Read our article to learn more about potential tax deductions related to alcoholism and drug addiction treatment

For the 10% of taxpayers claiming itemized deductions, the most common tax-deductible charitable donation is that of household goods and used clothing. Generally, the documentation required includes a receipt from the charitable organization showing the charity’s name, the date and location of the donation, and a reasonably detailed description of the property. Read more.

Proving Noncash Charitable Contributions For the 10% of taxpayers claiming itemized deductions, the most common tax-deductible charitable donation is that of household goods and used clothing.

If you have not yet filed your 2020 tax return and have a refund due from the IRS, the refund will be forfeited if you do not file for it by the May 17, 2024 deadline. On the other hand, if you owe and have not filed, you will still be liable for the amount due.

Haven’t Filed Your 2020 Tax Return? You May Be Forfeiting a If you have not yet filed your 2020 tax return and have a refund due from the IRS, the refund will be forfeited if you do not file for it by May 17, 2024.

This guide will not only help you identify and solve overstaffing issues but also ensure your necessary employees remain engaged and productive. Learn more.

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