There so are many changes in the 2018 tax law!
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Below are the new Federal Tax Rate Schedules. This chart compares year 2017 rates with the new 2018 rates. How to Speak to a Live IRS Agent If you are calling the IRS regarding your personal taxes and are trying to get a real person on the phone then see below. To help we have listed the numbers to press after calling the IRS which currently will get you a real live IRS agent on the phone. One of our clients called us because he was frustrated. He had been trying to call the IRS and speak to a human. He had tried various options but none gave him the answer. He needed to speak to an IRS agent. Dialing 1-800-829-1040 can leave you stuck in the “Choose Option” loop. Now we share with you the quickest way to get a live IRS agent. The number to call if you have a question regarding your personal taxes is: 1-800-829-1040
As a recap if you trying to call the IRS 1800 number and would like to speak to an agent then when asked press the following options: Call 1800-829-1040 then press the following options 1 2 1 3 2 and speak to an agent. 2016 due date for 1099 and W2's is January 31, 2017.
For 2016 the penalties for late or non filing of W2's and 1099's have increased as follows:
Please make sure you have mailed your W2's and 1099's by the deadline to avoid these high penalties. Read the below chart for all the information you need for 2016 Wage & Tax facts. Chart shows Minimum Wage, Fica, Health Savings Accounts plus much more. Today we were informed by the IRS of another scam floating around. Please disregard any email you receive from people posing as the IRS. The email contains the IRS logo and even the privacy statement at the bottom of the notice. DO NOT click on the attachment.
The email tells you to that the IRS has made "slight changes in the filing process" and requests updated information. It asks you to download the form and fill out the information. Again, the IRS will not contact you in this way. If you receive any correspondence proposing to be from the IRS and you are concerned about the validity, please contact us at 727-367-1040. It has come to our attention in the last couple of weeks that there is a IRS scam floating about. Please disregard any phone calls or voicemails you may receive from people posing as the IRS. These calls are fraud and are to be ignored as the IRS will never phone you. If you have any doubt, please call our office at 727-367-1040.
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