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James D. Gaddis, J.D. •

​With many IRS scammers in the news lately, unscrupulous sorts posing as IRS agents have put everyone on guard against fraudulent demands for payment or private information. However, please be aware that the IRS has announced that, starting in April, they will begin sending letters to a small group of taxpayers with outstanding tax deficiencies to inform them that the collection process on their accounts is being turned over to one of four private collection agencies.  

If you filed your taxes by the deadline (April 18th for personal 2016 tax returns) you probably think you're in the clear until next year. However, there are several situations where you may need to address issues with your tax return even though it has been filed. 

The IRS recently issued a tax tip for what to do after the tax-filing deadline which you can read here. The tip covers amended returns, responding to IRS notices, and a few other items.

Remember, you can always contact your accountant during the year if you have questions or need assistance. 

Pollyanna King, CPA, MST •

The days may be getting longer, but your time to file a personal tax return is getting shorter. With the dreaded April 15th deadline looming, it might be the right move for you to file for an extension. Sometimes it’s the best move.