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March 29, 2023

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2019 tax season

Taxes

Here’s Your Open Thread For the Horrible, No Good October 15 Filing Deadline of 2019

by Jason Bramwell

Happy Oct. 15, tax preparers. We hope you make it through today without any last-minute complications or wanting to strangle difficult clients. From what we’ve read and seen on Twitter, this year’s Tax Season 2.0 has been much more of an ass-kicker than in previous years as a result of the new tax law. Anecdotally, […]

IRS

2019 Tax Season Finally Gets a Start Date

by Jason Bramwell

After Trump administration officials said on Jan. 7 that the IRS would send out tax refunds during the partial government shutdown, the agency took to Twitter last night to announce the start date for the 2019 tax-filing season: #IRS confirms it will begin processing tax returns on Jan. 28, 2019 and issuerefunds as planned. See […]