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The Internal Revenue Service issued a notice giving some breathing room to those involved with micro-captive insurance companies.
April 11 -
Individuals and businesses in a dozen states hit by natural disasters in 2024 will have at least a few extra weeks to file their taxes or ask for an extension.
April 8 -
The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines to Nov. 3.
March 19 -
The pace of natural disasters seems to be accelerating, prompting taxpayers and preparers to search for ways to deduct catastrophic losses.
February 19 -
Lawmakers in the House and Senate reintroduced bipartisan legislation to provide faster filing relief to taxpayers hit by natural disasters.
January 22 -
Affected taxpayers now have until Oct. 15 to file and pay their taxes, matching the federal relief from the IRS.
January 21 -
The IRS has pushed back filing and payment deadlines for those affected by the wildfires to Oct. 15.
January 13 -
The refiled proposal would cut the tax rate for the current fiscal year or provide residential rebates if such a reduction isn't approved by March.
January 13 -
Any returns or payments due on Jan. 9 can be sent in on Jan. 10.
January 9 -
The IRS is reminding those who received filing relief that they likely have to file by Feb. 3 or May 1.
January 7 -
The inspector general issued a report on the Internal Revenue Service's response to the October 2023 attack by Hamas.
November 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service has decided to stop automatically levying penalties when a taxpayer files a form reporting foreign gifts too late.
October 31 -
The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines for those impacted in Juneau.
October 28 -
So far, around 150 federal disaster declarations have already been announced for 2024, involving 44 states, two territories, and half a dozen Native American tribes or bands.
October 18
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In the wake of Hurricane Milton, the IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines.
October 15 -
The IRS has pushed back filing and payment deadlines for those impacted by the fires that began last June 22.
October 7 -
The Internal Revenue Service is giving eligible farmers and ranches four years to replace drought-stricken livestock, rather than two.
October 3 -
Those affected by the storm now have until Feb. 3 to file and pay their taxes.
October 3 -
In Notice 2024-72, the IRS adding to the relief granted last year.
October 2 -
On the same day the AICPA sent a letter asking for immediate tax relief, the IRS announced widespread relief for the hurricane's victims.
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