Processing of 2021 tax returns has begun by the Internal Revenue Service. The deadline for submitting tax returns is April 18th. Because of the massive backlog of 2020 tax returns, the IRS has sent out CP80 notices to taxpayers who have already filed their returns. … Read more
This year’s tax season is expected to be closer to normal than the baffling years of 2020 and 2021. The deadline for filing tax returns was previously extended in both of the previous years, but this year’s deadline is set for April 18, 2022. In … Read more
There are a record number of tax returns awaiting processing at the IRS. Due to this, refunds may take longer this year than usual. Nearly 25 million tax returns from the previous year remain in the possession of the federal agency. Many refunds have been … Read more
In 2021, the housing market had a record price increase, which is expected to continue this year. The rise in property prices has boosted the net worth of a number of homeowners. The owners lack the financial means to make renovations to the residence and … Read more
Facial recognition as a tool isn’t awful, but how it’s utilized may make it appear bad, according to Brett Johnson, cybersecurity, cybercrime, and ID theft expert who spent over 20 years in the cybercrime industry. “It’s unclear what ID.me does with our information. The CEO … Read more
The Internal Revenue Service stated this week that it would no longer require taxpayers to utilize a private facial-recognition technology to access their online accounts. However, opponents claim that the now-failed endeavor is part of a larger drive by the terrifying government agency to infiltrate … Read more
Toledo, Ohio (WTVG) – The city of Toledo, Ohio (WTVG) You’re getting a slew of forms and letters now that it’s tax season. A good time to take a close look at them is now, as some of them may reveal a serious issue. Scammers … Read more
According to Brett Johnson, a cybersecurity and cybercrime expert who has worked in the field for over 20 years, facial recognition is not a bad tool, but how it is used can make it look bad. “The use that ID.me makes of our personal data … Read more
The Internal Revenue Service announced this week that it will no longer require taxpayers to use a private facial-recognition system to access their online accounts. But critics argue that the now-foiled effort is part of an ongoing expansion of the frightening federal agency into more … Read more
Taxpayers can get help from the IRS on how to fill out form 1040 and report their taxes. Real-world currency purchasers of virtual currency are exempt from this rule. It has recently come under fire for a lack of clarity in regard to cryptocurrency taxes. … Read more