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05/11/2026

have a tax professional take a look at your return before filing to be sure it is ready to file.

Did you space out on the April 15 tax filing deadline? If you owe, file now to avoid increased late fees and penalties. Find out more at the website: https://ow.ly/IAPK50YQJ4Z

05/09/2026

Unexpected events can disrupt business operations at any time. The encourages small business owners to secure backups of financial records, safeguard important documents, and develop a recovery plan. These steps can significantly reduce financial loss in the event of a disaster.

Learn how to protect your business with these IRS tax resources: www.irs.gov/disasters

05/05/2026

Tip: The will never contact you by text or social media and demand immediate payment. Small businesses are frequent targets for these type of scams. Knowing the warning signs can protect your , employees and finances. Stay informed and learn how to avoid scams: www.irs.gov/scams

05/04/2026

📅 May the 4th be with you — and your trash! 🌌

A long time ago in a garage far, far away… junk piled up. The Force is calling you to deal with it. 🧹

Greeley's Annual Spring Clean-Up is THIS WEEK — Friday & Saturday, May 8 & 9, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., at the site west of 14th Avenue & A Street.

⚠️ New rules this year — know before you go: 👉 greeleyco.gov/news/2026/20260330-greeleys-annual-spring-clean-up-important-changes-this-year

04/15/2026

If you need more time to file, request an extension from the no later than April 15 to avoid penalties. Keep in mind this is an extension to file, not an extension to pay: https://ow.ly/2pRY50YIUW6

04/15/2026

You really do not need to file today. Just make sure you have enough tax paid in and a simple extension form 4868 will extend the time for filing by 6 months. Have someone check it. Get it right. There are some new complexities this year, so let someone check to see if you are doing it right.

Don’t let procrastination cost you! ⏰ Not filing your tax return on time can lead to extra penalties, interest, and even delays in getting your refund. Even if you can’t pay your full tax bill right now, filing on time is your best move to avoid bigger problems down the road. Take action: File your return by the deadline—even if you can’t pay in full. Need help or more info? Visit the link in our bio or head to https://ow.ly/LbkQ50YIOxm

02/25/2026

IRS statistics from the first two weeks of the filing season indicate that taxpayers are seeing bigger refunds on average versus a year ago, but observers caution the trend could shift as more returns are processed.

The average refund amount through the week ending February 13 was $2,476, which is 14.2 percent higher than refunds at the same time last year, according to a batch of filing season statistics released by the IRS February 20.

The increase, while reflective of only two weeks of filings, is “broadly consistent with expectations that refunds in the aggregate — and on average — will be larger this year than in recent years” because of the various tax changes under the One Big Beautiful Big Act (P.L. 119-21), including new deductions for tips and overtime, according to Andrew Lautz of the Bipartisan Policy Center.

Read more in Tax Notes: https://taxnotes.co/3OuV8oy

02/25/2026

Are you a child care or direct care worker? You may be eligible for a $1,200 Colorado tax credit! This credit is designed to put money back in the pockets of those who provide essential care in our communities. Check your eligibility at Tax.Colorado.gov.

02/21/2026

If you're due a refund this year, make sure you choose Direct Deposit. It’s the quickest and most secure way to receive your tax refund, especially as the phases out paper checks.
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02/07/2026

Find out if a new business trade or legal name is available in . File documents to keep your existing business active.

The Colorado Secretary of State’s office provides several important resources for Colorado Business Owners! From registrations to trademarks, visit ColoradoSOS.gov for more information.