Tax season can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. With the right approach, you can reduce stress and stay ahead of deadlines. From IRS notices to rejected filings…tax season has its hurdles. Be proactive by double-checking forms, responding promptly to IRS inquiries, and researching solutions for potential issues. Here’s how:

Start Early: Procrastination creates unnecessary stress. File early to avoid last-minute panic.

Stay Organized: Keep your documents in one place and maintain records throughout the year.

Be Honest: Report all income and deductions accurately to avoid IRS issues.

Ask for Help: Don’t hesitate to consult a tax advisor if things get complicated.

For more information, check out our interview and presentation by Julie Acker, CPA and Karen Behl, CPA. They explain how to find out more about stimulus check reconciliations, taxable unemployment benefits, and new deductions for charitable contributions. Staying informed about changes ensures you make the most of your filing. By adopting these strategies, you can make filing a smoother, less stressful experience.

For more details, visit the IRS website.