Refund
IRS Improves “Where’s My Refund?”
One of the handiest tools on the IRS website www.irs.gov is the Where’s My Refund? app. Located on the right side of the front page of the IRS website, the IRS is improving the tool this year to give taxpayers … read more
IRS E-Filing Season – Delay for Some Refunds
Electronic filing and direct deposit is the quickest route by far to getting your refund in your bank account and out of the hands of the government. The IRS has opened its filing season successfully this month, and refunds have … read more
Are You Missing a W-2?
The IRS website can be very helpful. I wanted to point out one of the most recent IRS tax tips that will help taxpayers who are having trouble getting their W-2’s or have misplaced their W-2’s and are ready to … read more
The IRS on Television
When I heard that Ron Howard was making a TV show about the IRS, I thought, it was about time. We have CSI, why not IRS. Through the years, there have been many references to the IRS on television. I … read more
General Information on the Arizona Research and Development Tax Credit
The federal research and development tax credit is probably one of the more underutilized business tax credits out there. It would stand to reason then the state credit is potentially even more underutilized. If you’re calculating an R & D … read more
Arizona Makes Its R&D Tax Credit Partially Refundable
Arizona has passed SB 1254 modifying the state’s Research & Development (R&D) tax credit to make it partially refundable for credits generated in taxable years beginning after 12/31/2009. A business that meets all of the following conditions may qualify for a … read more
What Tax Returns May be Required When Someone Dies?
You have likely heard the expression that only two things in life are certain, death and taxes. Our practice combines the two as we prepare the returns for decedents for the year of death and often times, years thereafter. Following … read more