11/15/2021
A little more press about the merger for Kristin and Joe with Blue & Co.
Blue & Co., LLC Partially Acquires Stuedle, Spears, & Company PSC
The accounting and consulting firms of Stuedle, Spears, & Company PSC (Louisville) and Blue & Co., LLC have announced their partial acquisition, effective January 1, 2022.
11/05/2021
We have some BIG NEWS to share with everyone! After nearly 50 years in business, our firm will be moving in some new and exciting directions in 2022.
While we feel this will be good for all of our clients, we will as a firm be moving in four different directions. Our offices at S Hurstbourne will be closing, and we will each have a new address as of 1-1-2022.
Joe and Kristin Stuedle will be merging with Blue & Co. CPAs with several of our employees. Kristin will be a Director at Blue & Co and Joe will be Principal at Blue.
Craig Spears will be opening Spears & Company in KY PLLC as the managing partner.
Garry Mattingly will be opening Garry D Mattingly CPA LLC as the managing partner.
And we couldn't be happier to share that our Audit Manager, Brian Cobb, will be starting his own audit and attest firm of Cobb & Associates PLLC, and as act as managing partner as well.
As you can imagine, we are all a bit in flux, nervous, excited and at moments overwhelmed... but we are each making big steps every day to start the year right for our clients.
We know there are many options out there for accounting services, but we do hope our clients will join us at our respective new homes!
We will always be family, and we will continue to love, respect and wish each other well in our new ventures!
https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2021/11/05/louisville-based-accounting-firm-partially-merges.html
09/08/2021
The Pandemic brought chaos; chaos caused everything to be harder & delays; delays caused late filings and late payments. Taxpayers need relief from tax penalties now – we ask the
IRS to grant penalty relief.
Congressman John Yarmuth (KY-3) AICPA Leader McConnell
08/11/2021
COVID Tax Tip 2021-117: Common questions about the advance child tax credit payments
COVID Tax Tip 2021-117: Common questions about the advance child tax credit payments Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sent this bulletin at 08/11/2021 11:05 AM EDT IRS Tax Tips August 11, 2021 Useful Links: IRS.gov Help For Hurricane Victims News Essentials What's Hot News Releases IRS - The Basics IR...
08/06/2021
The IRS really does have millions of unprocessed returns... but progress continues to be made.
35 million tax returns remain unprocessed by IRS; Where’s my refund?
The backlog involves returns that require paper processing.
07/13/2021
IR-2021-151: IRS readies nearly 4 million refunds for unemployment compensation overpayments
WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service announced today it will issue another round of refunds this week to nearly 4 million taxpayers who overpaid their taxes on unemployment compensation received last year.
07/13/2021
COVID Tax Tip 2021-100: IRS online tool helps families determine if they qualify for the child tax credit
The Child Tax Credit Eligibility Assistant is interactive and easy to use. By answering a series of questions about themselves and their family members, a parent or other family member can quickly determine whether they qualify for the credit. This tool is available in Spanish.This tool may be parti...
07/06/2021
Why you might want to unenroll from Advance Payments of Child Tax Credit...
2021 Child Tax Credit and Advance Child Tax Credit Payments — Topic J: Unenrolling from Advance Payments | Internal Revenue Service
Frequently asked questions about the Advance Child Tax Credit Payments in 2021 — Topic J: Unenrolling from Advance Payments
07/06/2021
Important General information regarding the Advance Child Tax Credit payments that will begin this month!
2021 Child Tax Credit and Advance Child Tax Credit Payments — Topic A: General Information | Internal Revenue Service
Frequently asked questions about the Advance Child Tax Credit Payments in 2021 — Topic A: General Information
06/30/2021
Tax Tip 2021-94: Here’s what taxpayers need to know about paying taxes on their hobby activities
Many people are engaged in hobby activities that are also a source of income. For example, some people started selling handmade items during the pandemic. These people must report this income on their tax return.A hobby is any activity that a person pursues because they enjoy it and with no intentio...
06/30/2021
IR-202-141: IRS ‘Dirty Dozen’ list warns people to watch out for tax-related scams involving fake charities, ghost preparers and other schemes
IRS ‘Dirty Dozen’ list warns people to watch out for tax-related scams involving fake charities, ghost preparers and other schemes