IRS’ new calendar with ‘09 due dates is out. But you may not have the right version.
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Tags: Error correction, Filing deadlines, Forms and filing, IRS, IRS changes, IRS regs, Payroll, Tax calendar, Tax compliance
IRS is changing several of its “lockbox” addresses. And companies in 23 states are affected.
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Tags: IRS, Payroll, Tax compliance
Think twice before you respond to any e-mails you get from IRS.
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Tags: Communication, Fraud prevention, IRS, Security
Just in time for year-end, IRS has thrown a rule change at you.
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Tags: 1099s, Communication, Information returns, IRS, Tax compliance, Tax reporting, W-2s
If you’re due back an overage — or need to make good on an accidental underpayment — take note of the latest announcement from IRS.
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Tags: A/P, Back taxes, Interest rates, IRS, Payroll
Any A/P pro worth his or her spreadsheets knows that a little pre-year-end prep can make the entire process easier. But is it worth it to ask every vendor for an updated W-9?
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Tags: 1099s, A/P, Best practices, Internal controls, IRS, Year-end
Last year, IRS began telling suspected under-reporters of income that they should either refile their 1040s, or ask payers to “fix” their 1099s. Did it actually work? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 1099s, IRS, Tax compliance
Companies using e-filing for their federal tax returns set a new record in ‘08.
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Tags: E-filing, IRS, Tax compliance, Technology
Don’t laugh: IRS is looking to modernize. One of the first items on its to-do list is updating the FIRE system for electronic filing of returns and information reports.
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Tags: A/P, Best practices, E-filing, Information returns, IRS, Payroll
IRS is keeping you on your toes: The second change in six months was just announced.
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Tags: A/P, Economic outlook, IRS, mileage rate, T&E
