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10/07/2026

📰 WEDNESDAY TAX NEWS | October 7, 2026

IRS UPDATE: WHAT TAXPAYERS & TAX PROFESSIONALS SHOULD KNOW

The IRS continues to roll out important updates affecting tax compliance, cybersecurity, taxpayer services, and enforcement. Here are this week’s key developments:

🔹 🌎 IRS & UK Strengthen Cross-Border Tax Enforcement
The IRS highlighted its partnership with the United Kingdom’s tax authority and its new whistleblower program. The collaboration aims to help identify serious international tax avoidance and evasion, including hidden foreign accounts, offshore assets, money laundering, and cross-border profit shifting.

🔹 🔐 Cybersecurity Remains a Year-Round Priority
The IRS is urging taxpayers, businesses, and tax professionals to strengthen their cybersecurity. Use strong, unique passwords, enable multifactor authentication, keep devices updated, protect tax records, and be cautious of unexpected messages requesting sensitive information.

🔹 🤝 Free Tax Services Need Volunteers
The IRS is seeking community partners and volunteers for its VITA and TCE programs, which provide free tax preparation assistance to qualifying taxpayers during filing season.

🔹 📱 IRS Expands Digital Services
The new IRS mobile app, which replaces IRS2Go, gives taxpayers another secure way to access IRS tools and account services from their mobile devices.

🔹 🌍 Tax Relief Available for Certain Taxpayers Affected by Events in Israel
Eligible individuals and businesses affected by the ongoing events in Israel may receive postponements for certain federal tax filing, payment, and other deadlines, potentially through September 30, 2027. Additional relief may also be available.

📌 TAX TAKEAWAY:
Tax compliance isn't just about filing a return. Cybersecurity, accurate reporting, staying informed, and using official IRS resources are all part of protecting your tax and financial future.

👉 Stay informed. Stay secure. Stay tax-ready.

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10/05/2026

🌟 MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY | October 5, 2026 🌟

💪 PREPARE TODAY. PROTECT TOMORROW.

Tax success isn't just about filing a return.
It's about making smart decisions all year long. 🧾🔐

👩‍💼 FOR TAX PREPARERS:
Your clients trust you with sensitive financial information. Keep learning, stay current with IRS guidance, strengthen your cybersecurity practices, and make protecting client data part of your everyday routine.

👨‍💼 FOR TAXPAYERS:
Take control of your tax information. Keep your records organized, protect your accounts, use strong security practices, and rely on official IRS resources when checking tax information.

🔐 IRS CYBERSECURITY REMINDER:
The IRS is encouraging taxpayers to take simple steps to strengthen online security during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Protecting tax information is everyone's responsibility.

📱 SMART TAX HABIT:
The IRS also recently launched its new mobile app, providing secure access to selected IRS tools and account services. Remember to use only verified IRS resources and beware of fake apps, links and unsolicited messages.

🔥 THIS WEEK'S MOTIVATION:

Learn continuously.
Protect proactively.
Prepare confidently.

Small actions today can prevent big problems tomorrow. 🚀

📌 Tax Preparer: Protect your clients.
📌 Taxpayer: Protect your information.
📌 Everyone: Stay informed and stay prepared.

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10/02/2026

📚 FRIDAY TAX ANSWERS | October 2, 2026

✅ 5 BASIC TAX QUESTIONS — IRS ANSWERS!

Yesterday we asked 5 often-ignored tax questions. Here are the answers! 👇

1️⃣ If I mail my return on the deadline, is it filed on time?
✅ Generally, yes. Under the timely-mailing rule, a properly addressed and sufficiently posted return generally can be treated as filed on the date it was postmarked, if mailed on time using the USPS or an IRS-designated private delivery service. 📬

2️⃣ What is an IRS IP PIN?
🔐 An Identity Protection PIN is a six-digit number that helps prevent someone from using your Social Security number or ITIN to file a fraudulent federal tax return. Eligible taxpayers can enroll through their IRS Online Account.

3️⃣ What if I move after filing?
🏠 You should notify the IRS of your new address. You can use Form 8822, provide your new address on a tax return, or use other IRS-approved methods. USPS forwarding does not replace notifying the IRS.

4️⃣ Do I always need to amend a tax return after finding a mistake?
❌ Not always. An amended return may be needed when there is a change in filing status, income, deductions, credits, dependents or tax liability. But you generally don't need to amend simply because the IRS corrected an error or requests additional information. Form 1040-X is used to amend an individual return.

5️⃣ Is a tax transcript the same as a copy of my return?
❌ No. A transcript summarizes tax information from IRS records; it is not a photocopy of your actual return. If you need an actual copy of the return you filed, the IRS says you generally use Form 4506.

📌 FRIDAY TAX TAKEAWAY:
Knowing the basics — when a return is considered filed, protecting your identity, updating your address, correcting mistakes and understanding tax records — can help you avoid unnecessary tax headaches.

💡 When in doubt, check the IRS rules before making a tax decision.

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10/02/2026

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10/02/2026

❓ THURSDAY TAX QUESTIONS | October 1, 2026

🤔 5 BASIC TAX QUESTIONS PEOPLE OFTEN IGNORE!

Some tax questions seem simple — until they create a problem. Let's test your tax knowledge! 👇

1️⃣ If I mail my tax return on the deadline, when is it considered filed?
📬 Is the IRS required to receive it by the deadline, or does the postmark matter?

2️⃣ What is an IRS Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN)?
🔐 Who can get one, and how does it help protect your tax return from identity theft?

3️⃣ What should I do if I move after filing my tax return?
🏠 Do you need to notify the IRS about your new address?

4️⃣ What should I do if I discover a mistake on my tax return?
📝 Do you always need to file an amended return?

5️⃣ Is an IRS tax transcript the same as a copy of my tax return?
📄 What is the difference, and when might you need each one?

📌 THURSDAY CHALLENGE:
How many answers do you know without checking IRS.gov? 👀

👉 Come back Friday for the IRS-based answers!

09/30/2026

📰 WEDNESDAY TAX NEWS | September 30, 2026

🚨 5 LATEST IRS UPDATES YOU SHOULD KNOW!

🌾 1️⃣ Farmland Sales
The IRS issued proposed rules allowing certain taxpayers selling qualifying farmland to qualified farmers to elect payment of tax on the gain in 4 annual installments.

📱 2️⃣ NEW IRS MOBILE APP
The new IRS mobile app replaces IRS2Go and provides secure access to IRS tools and account services.

👩‍💼 3️⃣ TAX PROFESSIONALS
Nearly 13,000 professionals attended the 2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums for training and taxpayer assistance.

⚠️ 4️⃣ FAKE TAX CREDITS
The IRS warned about promoters selling fake “Tribal Tax Credits.” Always verify tax credits through official IRS resources.

🔐 5️⃣ TAX SECURITY
The IRS continues urging tax professionals and taxpayers to strengthen defenses against identity theft and protect sensitive tax information.

📌 TAX TAKEAWAY:
Stay informed. Verify tax claims. Protect your information. Use IRS.gov.

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09/29/2026

📚 TUESDAY TAX TIPS | September 29, 2026

📱 NEW IRS APP: A NEW WAY TO ACCESS YOUR TAX INFORMATION!

The IRS has introduced a new mobile app giving taxpayers another secure way to access IRS tools and account services from their mobile devices. 🔐

📲 WHY IT MATTERS

For Taxpayers:
✅ Convenient access to IRS services
✅ Securely manage tax-related information
✅ Access IRS tools from your mobile device
✅ Stay connected with your tax information throughout the year

For Tax Preparers & Tax Professionals:
💼 Encourage clients to use official IRS resources and protect their account information. Remind clients to be cautious with unsolicited messages, links and apps claiming to provide IRS services.

📌 TAX TIP:
Before entering your Social Security number, tax information or account credentials into an app or website, make sure you're using an official IRS resource.

🔐 Your tax information is valuable — convenience should never come at the expense of security.

💡 Stay informed. Use official IRS resources. Protect your information.

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09/28/2026

🌟 MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY | September 28, 2026 🌟

💪 DON’T JUST PREPARE TAXES — PREPARE FOR SUCCESS!

A successful tax season doesn't begin when the deadline arrives.
It begins with what you do today. 📅

👩‍💼 FOR TAX PREPARERS:
Keep learning. Keep your knowledge current. Protect your clients' information and strengthen your security practices. The IRS continues to remind tax professionals that they are prime targets for identity thieves and should remain vigilant. 🔐

👨‍💼 FOR TAXPAYERS:
Stay organized. Keep your records safe. Verify tax information before acting on online “tax hacks” or promises of easy refunds. Your tax return is your responsibility — even when someone else prepares it. 🧾

🚨 IRS REMINDER:
The IRS recently warned about fake tax credits and misleading tax advice. If an offer sounds too good to be true, verify it through IRS.gov before taking action.

🔥 THIS WEEK'S MOTIVATION:
Learn before you file.
Protect before you share.
Prepare before you need to.

Small steps today can help prevent bigger tax problems tomorrow. 🚀

📌 Tax Pro: Protect your clients.
📌 Taxpayer: Protect your records.
📌 Everyone: Keep learning and stay informed.

📲 DM us or click the link in bio to connect with a tax expert who can help you stay compliant and secure this season!

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09/25/2026

📚 FRIDAY TAX ANSWERS | September 25, 2026
✅ 5 BASIC TAX QUESTIONS — ANSWERED!

Yesterday we asked 5 questions about the basics. Here are the IRS-based answers! 👇

1️⃣ Do I have to file if my income is low?
✅ It depends. Filing requirements depend on factors including your income, filing status, age and other circumstances. Certain situations can require a return even when income is low.

2️⃣ What tax documents should I keep?
📄 Keep important records such as W-2s, 1099s, receipts and supporting documents for your return. The IRS recommends gathering the necessary documents before filing.

3️⃣ What’s the difference between a W-2 and a 1099?
💼 A W-2 generally reports wages from an employer. 1099 forms report various types of other income, depending on the form. These documents help report income on your tax return.

4️⃣ Can I claim someone as a dependent?
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Only if they meet IRS requirements. A dependent generally must be a qualifying child or qualifying relative and satisfy specific tests involving factors such as relationship, residency, income and support.

5️⃣ Should I file if I’m not required to?
💰 It may be worth filing. You could potentially receive a refund of federal income tax withheld from your paycheck or claim certain refundable tax credits.

📌 FRIDAY TAX TAKEAWAY:
Tax knowledge starts with the basics. Understanding when to file, what documents to keep, how income is reported, and who qualifies as a dependent can help you prepare a more accurate return. 🧾

📲 DM us or click the link in bio to connect with a tax expert who can help you stay compliant and secure this season!

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09/24/2026

❓ THURSDAY TAX QUESTIONS | September 24, 2026
💡 5 BASIC TAX QUESTIONS EVERY TAXPAYER SHOULD KNOW!

Tax can feel complicated, but sometimes the most important questions are the basics. 👇

1️⃣ Do I have to file a federal tax return if my income is low?
🤔 Is there a minimum income level that requires you to file?

2️⃣ What tax documents should I keep before filing?
📄 W-2s, 1099s, receipts, prior returns — what do you actually need?

3️⃣ What’s the difference between a W-2 and a 1099?
💼 Does receiving a W-2 versus a 1099 change how your income is reported?

4️⃣ Can I claim someone as a dependent?
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 What basic requirements must a child or relative meet to qualify?

5️⃣ If I don’t have to file, should I still file a tax return?
💰 Could filing help you receive a refund or claim certain tax credits?

📌 THURSDAY TAX CHALLENGE:
How many of these questions can you answer correctly? 🤔

👉 Come back Friday for the IRS-based answers!

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