Common IRS Rejections (also known as Business Rules) can occur due to the information entered in the return and/or the information in the IRS e-file database, is not correct. If incorrect information is entered in a tax return, the preparer can... Read More

View the links below for help with EIC Income Limits, Maximum Credit Amounts, Qualifying Rules, & Claiming Without a Qualifying Child Publication 596, Earned Income Credit (EIC) EITC Income Limits, Maximum Credit Amounts, And Tax Law UpdatesIRS ... Read More

Publication 972: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p972 (Check here for updated information)... Read More

Additional Child Tax Credit... Read More

Child and Dependent Care If a TP paid someone to care for their child, spouse, or dependent last year, the TP may be able to claim the Child and Dependent Care Credit on the Federal Income Tax Return.  Below are 10 points the IRS wants... Read More

Child Tax Credit for a non-custodial parent... Read More

Child Tax Credit ... Read More

   The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Affordable Care Act) adds many protections related to employment-based group health plans for you and your family.  These include extending dependent coverage up to age 26; prohibiting... Read More

 1099-R retirement and annuity distributions can be taxable, penalized or exempt.   1099-R Taxable Amount Box 1 of form 1099-R is the gross distribution. The software determines how much the taxable amount in box 2a is if you select the checkbo... Read More

Filing when TP or Spouse is deceased File accordingly as done in years past. In addition, provide the Date of Death in the appropriate location. In the Address section you will need to add the c/o (care of) living spouse name. Point of Reminder: &nb... Read More