What the IRS Charges: Payment Plans and Offers in Compromise
If you cannot pay your tax bill in full, the IRS offers two main ways forward: a payment plan (called an installment agreement), which lets you pay over time, and an Offer in Compromise, which can settle a tax debt for less than the full amount. Both come with fees. Here is what the IRS […]
The IRS Raised the Mileage Rate Mid-Year — What It Means for Your 2026 Deduction
If you drive for work, this year comes with a twist: the IRS changed its standard mileage rates halfway through 2026. That means one rate applies to the miles you drove in the first half of the year, and a higher rate applies to the miles you drive in the second half. The 2026 mileage […]
2026 Tax Numbers You Need to Know
Every year the IRS adjusts key tax numbers for inflation, and new law can add brand-new deductions. Here are the 2026 numbers that matter most for taxpayers and small-business owners, in plain language. The 2026 standard deduction The standard deduction is the amount of income you can earn tax-free before federal income tax applies, if […]
What to Bring to Your Tax Appointment
Bringing the right documents to your tax appointment helps us prepare an accurate return and saves you a second trip. Use this checklist to gather what you need. Photo ID — a driver’s license or other government-issued photo identification for you and your spouse. Social Security cards — for you, your spouse, and any dependents […]
2027 Tax Season: Key IRS Dates for Kennesaw Businesses
Keeping track of federal tax deadlines helps your business avoid penalties and stay on plan. Here are the key 2027 federal tax dates for Kennesaw businesses, in plain language. January 15, 2027 — Fourth-quarter 2026 estimated tax payments are due. March 15, 2027 — S-corporation (Form 1120S) and partnership returns are due. April 15, 2027 […]
