Andrea C. Vozzi, CPA

03/12/2024

I'm seeing a lot of clients who owe tax to the federal government this year. This article provides some reasons why you may owe and how to resolve them. I can assess and provide recommendations for your particular tax situation.

Want to make sure you never owe a big tax bill? To avoid owing the IRS money, it's important to know why you might find yourself in that situation.

02/27/2022

Happy Sunday morning! This year, you will need to verify how much (if any) of the third stimulus you received before you can file your federal tax return. The third stimulus was officially called "Economic Impact Payment 3" (EIP3), and many of my clients had their EIP3 deposited by the IRS on 3/17/21. Be sure to check your bank statements/transaction history to confirm the EIP3 you received this year and avoid tax return processing delays. This article provides more information about EIP3.

The IRS announced on Thursday, Jan. 26 that all third-round Economic Impact Payments have been sent out. However, people can still claim any remaining stimulus money they're owed on their 2021 income...

02/11/2022

It's tax time again! I've sent all of my returning clients their annual checklists, and I'm also taking on new clients and referrals!

03/19/2021

The IRS officially extended the 2020 tax filing and payment deadline until May 17th.

IR-2021-59, March 17, 2021 — The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service announced today that the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year will be automatically extended from April 15, 2021, to May 17, 2021.

03/23/2020

In case anyone hasn't heard, the IRS and several states, including Pennsylvania, have moved the income tax filing deadline from April 15th to July 15th.

IR-2020-58, March 21, 2020 — The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service announced today that the federal income tax filing due date is automatically extended from April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020.

01/24/2020

It's tax time again! The IRS will begin accepting returns this Monday, January 27th. Yesterday, I sent emails to existing clients including personalized tax organizers to help you gather your information. New clients are welcome to contact me!

12/04/2019

For anyone thinking ahead to tax season, this article contains the tax refund processing timeline.

One of the first and most frequent questions that tax preparers hear each year from their clients is: When will I get my tax refund from the IRS? We have the answer (estimated) in a simple chart below.

03/22/2019

The chances of being audited by the IRS are very slim, but there are some factors that increase the odds. In the unlikely event that you are selected for an audit, you are not alone! If I have prepared your tax return, I am authorized to represent you during the review. If not, you are still more than welcome to reach out to me for assistance.

If you get too generous with your calculations, you may need to back up your tax return. Here's what could trigger an IRS audit.

02/13/2019

Experts believe that people are putting off filing their tax returns this year because of uncertainty related to federal tax law changes. Even if you are planning to file your own return this year, I am always happy to answer questions!

While some taxpayers are frustrated with the slow pace of tax refunds, largely driven by a new law, others have apparently decided that the rush for refunds isn't worth their trouble. This year, tax season appears to be off to a slower start than normal.

01/29/2019

Still have questions about the how the 2018 tax reform might affect your federal income tax return this year? This is a nice summary infographic from TaxAct. I am happy to help if you have specific questions about your unique situation.

01/27/2019

This year, I am introducing Client Xchange, a secure online portal where you can upload your tax documents. If you are interested in an invitation, just send me your e-mail address.