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The Great IRS Backlog

Entering tax season 2022, the Internal Revenue Service still had a significant backlog of unprocessed tax returns and amended returns from previous years.  In some cases, computer generated notices related to these unprocessed returns have been going...

Why has form 1099-G disappeared?

There is a disappearing notice that used to be essential for most tax returns. It’s the form 1099-G from state governments that tells taxpayers if they had a state income tax refund in the prior tax year. This form still gets reported to the IRS, but few...

Best Practices for Filing Amended Returns

Join our CEO Rick Pinkerman with VP and Payroll Lead Rebecca Harshberger from Entertainment Partners as they discuss the Best Practices for Filing Amended Returns. Use this link to view our Mini-Webinar on YouTube, previously recorded: ...

The IRS is broken, now what?

Let’s face it- the IRS is broken.  Decades of budget cuts and over a year of pandemic confusion have made dealing with the Internal Revenue Service harder than ever.  Consider:

The ABC’s of ERC Mini Webinar Series

Join NoticeNinja CEO Rick Pinkerman in collaboration with Maggie Crowley and Karl Sussan of Leyton for a Mini-Webinar on the ABC’s of ERC. Save up to $33K per employee.

Is it Real or is it a Scam?

Is it real or is it a scam?  That’s the one question many tax professionals need to answer as their clients bring notices in the mail or relay phone calls or emails that they received claiming a problem with their tax accounts.  Here are the three...

Automating Workflows for Online Services

Contacting the IRS is getting more and more difficult.  It’s so bad now that a company (Enq) is selling access to IRS phone lines by tying them up with robocalls.  For the near future at least, online services will be the best way for tax professionals...

Troublesome Issues with 2020 Tax Forms

One of the most troublesome issues with 2020 individual tax forms involved the first two economic stimulus payments.  Line 30 of that year’s form gives taxpayers a chance to claim that they didn’t receive the proper stimulus amounts and request more from...

Filing Form 8821, The Solution for Simplifying Your Taxes

Your client is unlikely to ever receive a phone call or visit from the IRS, and that’s probably a good thing.  But they are very likely to receive an IRS notice in the mail, as that’s the most common way that the IRS communicates with taxpayers.  Over...

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