Jac Tax Services

02/11/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT TAX WARNING 🚨

Going tax-exempt or not having enough federal and state taxes withheld can lead to serious financial consequences if you don't pay or file. Every year, many taxpayers are shocked to learn they owe thousands simply because their withholding wasn’t properly set.

If taxes remain unpaid, the IRS or STATE can legally:
• Garnish your paycheck or bank account
• Place tax liens on your home, car, or other assets
• Add penalties and interest that continue to grow over time

This message isn’t meant to scare you, it’s meant to protect you. Adjusting your withholding now can prevent unnecessary debt, stress, and enforcement actions later. Please take this seriously and review your withholding before it turns into a tax situation that may be difficult to resolve.

02/05/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Jackie Green by CARL H - I had a pleasure of allowing Jac Tax Service prepare my taxes this tax season. I must say I was impressed how she did a rundowns on ALL Credits & Deductions the IRS offers. She explains how you're eligible and If you're not eligible, she will explain why you're not eligible. This is the first time someone took their time with my taxes. Thanks Jackie!

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01/21/2026

The 2025 tax season officially begins January 26, 2026, and we’re ready to serve you. Whether you’re filing early, need guidance on new tax changes, or have questions about the no tax on overtime deduction, let us maximize your return. Our team is here to make this year's tax season process smooth, accurate, and stress-free.

11/15/2025

The IRS issued several key updates on November 13 and 14, 2025. Among these announcements was addressing false stimulus-check rumors circulating on social media. Claims that the IRS has sent or is preparing to send new stimulus payments in November 2025 are incorrect. The agency confirmed that no such checks exist and urged taxpayers to be cautious about misleading online posts.

11/12/2025

The End of the Penny:

At 238 years old, as of November 12, 2025, the United States penny is officially no longer produced or released into circulation.

All cash transactions will now be rounded to the nearest 5 cents.

Here’s how rounding works:

$1.01 or $1.02 → rounds down to $1.00

$1.03 or $1.04 → rounds up to $1.05

$1.06 or $1.07 → rounds down to $1.05

$1.08 or $1.09 → rounds up to $1.10

💳 Note: This change does not affect electronic payments.
If you pay with a card, app, or online, the exact total (like $1.02 or $1.03) will still be charged. Rounding applies only to cash transactions.

11/10/2025

⚠️ FYI:

There are many rumors circulating on social media and online posts claiming that “ the $2,000 stimulus checks already have dates to be deposited.” This is No such fact! Relying on information from social media could be risky. This can also be a part of a scam, where people are asked to provide bank details or personal information. Please be cautious!

(IRS) has not yet made any official announcement that a $2,000 check will be given out to eligible Americans.

A law is required to issue a stimulus check, meaning the United States Congress would have to provide funding and legislative approval for that relief.

No such certified law has been passed yet. Therefore, it’s important to understand that right now, this is only speculation.

If the law pass, here's what to do: File your tax returns (2024 taxes, etc.). Keep your bank account, address, contact information, updated by logging in your IRS online account using ID.me. This will make verification easier if a check is issued.

Beware of scams: If you receive information from the IRS via email or text message regarding your banking information, consider it fraud.

It’s important to understand the difference between “a check might come” and “a check is definitely coming.” This will help you prepare yourself mentally. ✌🏽

Note: As of September 30, 2025, paper tax refund checks for individual taxpayers is no longer issued by the IRS.

09/17/2025

📢 Important Reminder: The October 15th tax extension deadline is quickly approaching! Don’t miss your chance to file on time and secure your refund.

💰 Over the past 5 years, we’ve helped clients claim $2.8 million in refunds. A 96% refund success rate.

✅ Individual & Business Tax Preparation
✅ Accurate, timely filings
✅ Guidance to maximize deductions

Let’s make sure you don’t leave money on the table. Contact us today to schedule your filing before the deadline!

03/06/2024

Time is running out: IRS encourages eligible non-filers in 2020 to claim their Recovery Rebate Credit before May 17, 2024 deadline.

Most taxpayers eligible for Economic Impact Payments linked to the coronavirus tax relief have already received or claimed their payments via the Recovery Rebate Credit. But for those who haven’t yet filed a tax return for 2020, the legal deadline is May 17, 2024.

The Recovery Rebate Credit is a refundable credit for individuals who did not receive one or more Economic Impact Payments, also known as stimulus payments, distributed in 2020 and 2021. Eligible taxpayers must file a tax return first to claim a Recovery Rebate Credit, even if their income from a job, business, or other source was minimal or non-existent.

For individuals wanting to claim the 2021 Recovery Rebate Credit, they have until April 15, 2025, to file the required tax return.
If you need help with claiming your rebate credit, please contact us at 877-773-5395.

02/03/2024

A taxpayer’s responsibility is based on their income. The income can be calculated as an individual, head of household, or combined with a spouse if married. United States taxes are based on a “progressive” tax income system. This basically means that the more you earn, the higher the tax bracket you’ll be in, and the more you’ll need to pay in taxes. Got Questions? Ask us!

03/08/2023

Tax Tips-
As a Tax Professional, having the correct exempts on your employer's W-4 form is very important. If not, It's a possible chance you may owe the IRS when you file taxes. In the same manner, you watch your hours, watch your tax deductions as well. Most people go exempt not knowing the rules of going exempt. I urge you to make sure you never owe more in taxes than the amount you have already withheld or have paid in estimated taxes by the end of the year. If you see no taxes or little taxes taken out of your paycheck, it's a possible chance you are being overpaid. You should contact your HR immediately, or you may face tax liability.

Claim the correct exempts on your W-4. It will save you and your tax preparer a headache. If you are not really sure how to complete the new W-4 form, contact Jac Tax Services, We're willing to help for FREE!