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10/16/2026

Missed the payment deadline?

You can still pay the IRS, and waiting longer generally isn’t the solution.

If you can’t pay everything, paying what you can reduces the unpaid balance, and eligible taxpayers may have payment-plan options.

Missing the original deadline is one problem. Allowing the balance to sit untouched for months can create a bigger one.

10/16/2026

It's time for a financial check-in! Review your tax situation, gather your records, and address any concerns before they become more difficult to manage.

10/16/2026

IRS Letter 2645C: What It Means and What to Do Next

IRS Letter 2645C is an interim letter: the IRS received your correspondence and needs more time. What it means, whether you must reply, and when a delay is worth acting on....

IRS Letter 2645C is an interim letter: the IRS received your correspondence and needs more time. What it means, whether you must reply, and when a delay is worth acting on.

10/14/2026

Filed an extension and still have a tax balance?

That balance didn’t get an extension.

An extension gives you additional time to file your return, but unpaid federal income tax was generally still due in April. If a balance remains unpaid, penalties and interest can continue to add up.

If you can’t pay everything at once, don’t use that as a reason to ignore the balance.

10/14/2026

Did you know that IRS notices may include important response deadlines? Don't put that paperwork aside! Review your notice and make sure you understand what action is required.

10/14/2026

A Preparer Pleaded Guilty to Thousands of False Returns. His Clients Still Own Them.

On October 1, 2026, Joseph Clay, a Yonkers tax preparer, pleaded guilty to aiding the preparation of fraudulent tax returns, causing a loss of over $5 million to the IRS and $900,000 to New York State. His actions involved inflated deductions and unsubstantiated energy credits affecting over 3,500 returns. Clients remain accountable for inaccuracies despite his conviction....

Understand the risks associated with false tax returns through a case that caused significant losses for the IRS and New York State.

10/12/2026

Wishing everyone a meaningful Indigenous Peoples' Day and a happy Columbus Day to those who observe it. Take time today to reflect, recharge, and enjoy the season.

10/12/2026

How a Partial Payment Installment Agreement Resolves Payroll Tax Debt a Business Cannot Pay in Full

A plumbing and HVAC contractor faced severe IRS payroll tax debts over multiple years, leading to a seven-figure assessment and Revenue Officer involvement. Through a partial payment installment agreement (PPIA), the business established manageable monthly payments while complying with IRS regulations, avoiding enforced collection, and maintaining operational stability....

Explore the benefits of the IRS partial pay installment agreement for businesses facing overwhelming tax debts and collections.

10/10/2026

As the seasons change, take a moment to check in on your finances. Know where you stand with your taxes and make a plan for any outstanding tax concerns.

10/09/2026

Her Clients Set Aside the Money. Their Bookkeeper Spent It.

A recent Kansas case highlights the risks of trusting bookkeepers with tax payments. Nicole Clem, a bookkeeper, misappropriated over $1 million intended for clients' taxes, leading to their unpaid liabilities. Businesses remain responsible for tax debts, regardless of delegated authority, emphasizing the need for owners to verify transactions independently....

Learn how payroll tax resolution can affect your business and what you need to do if a bookkeeper fails to pay taxes.