Duluth Tax and Accounting, LLC

02/02/2026

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01/20/2025

We are pleased to announce our recent re-certifications as a Quickbooks ProAdvisor Online Certifications. Please let us know how we can help your business thrive in 2025!

10/17/2022

We are pleased to announce our recent Accreditation by the Better Business Bureau. We want to thank you - our loyal clients - for this achievement. We truly value you and the relationships that we have built over the years. THANK YOU!

10/17/2022

We are very happy to announce our recent Accreditation by the Better Business Bureau! We value the trust our clients have given us over the past 12 years, and will continue serving your needs with integrity and your best interests in mind.

09/05/2017

In addition to our hearts, thoughts, and prayers going out to the victims of Hurricane Harvey (with Irma lingering in the Atlantic); the importance of preparing for a natural disaster seems more important now more than ever. One very important step in this process is the securing of your important financial records and data - which should include information needed to file both business and personal taxes. The ugly truth, however, is that although the IRS normally postpones the filing of tax returns, at some point, they will need to be filed. Speaking of filing, I am recommending that taxpayers who still need to file not wait until the Oct. 16th deadline due to the possible Government shutdown. Please visit us at www.duluth-tax.com or feel free to contact me directly at (404) 514-9482 for any questions you may have in filing. Be safe out there!

07/21/2017

Has it been awhile since you filed a tax return? Feeling guilty? Scared? Don’t know what to do? Are you sure you even need to file a return? It’s not uncommon to feel overwhelmed when you haven’t filed for a while, but don’t despair. Many people become non-filers each year for a number of reasons. They lose the paperwork, they couldn’t pay, or they forgot about it. Sometimes illness, and/or a family crisis plays a role. If you are a non-filer however, don’t procrastinate any longer. You may be hoping the IRS has forgotten about you, but that rarely happens. In truth, the longer you wait, the more costly it will be. Contact me at (404) 514-9482, I can help you get the monkey off your back. I can act on your behalf to get taxes filed, negotiate an installment agreement for those who can’t pay in full or; possibly negotiate an offer in compromise to reduce taxes, penalties and interest. The worst thing to do is do nothing! Don’t wait for the IRS to come looking for you!

07/01/2017

On this 4th of July weekend, we're all looking to get away for a long holiday weekend. But for some, it may be anything BUT a vacation. On December 4, 2015, the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act, or "FAST Act," became law. The law allows the State Department to confiscate passports for 90 days from "delinquent" taxpayers while they become IRS compliant. How "delinquent"? The law defines this as "an unpaid, legally enforceable federal tax liability" greater than $50,000, including interest and penalties. (This represents a cumulative amount owed to the Government for any/all taxes). If you find yourself in this situation, or have unfiled tax returns we are here to help! Call us at (404) 514-9482 and have peace of mind knowing this can't happen to you! Have a safe and enjoyable Holiday weekend!

04/09/2017

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02/24/2017

ACA Executive Order and Current Tax Filing Season - The Affordable Care Act has traditionally required taxpayers to indicate on Form 1040 whether they had health insurance, an exemption from coverage or made a shared responsibility payment. Due to President Trump's recent Executive Order directing federal agencies to exercise authority and discretion available to them to reduce potential burden of the Affordable Care Act; the IRS has decided to make changes that would continue to allow electronic and paper returns to be accepted for processing in instances where a taxpayer doesn’t indicate their coverage status. Processing these "silent" returns means that these returns will not be automatically rejected by the IRS at the time of filing. This allows the returns to be processed and minimizes the burden on taxpayers; especially those expecting a refund. However, legislative provisions of the ACA law are still in force until changed by the Congress, and taxpayers remain required to follow the law and pay what they may owe‎.

02/16/2017

Note: The IRS was required by the Path Act of 2015 to delay the processing of certain tax return refunds (those claiming either the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and/or the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) until Wed., Feb 15th, 2017. If you normally receive these tax benefits and still haven't filed yet, I would strongly encourage you to do so now. If you need assistance in filing or have any questions, please call me at (404) 514-9482 to discuss.

09/28/2016

This is a follow-up article. There will be IRS delays in 2017, processing certain IRS refunds (those containing EITC and the Additional Child Tax Credit claims). it's important to review your W2 withholdings now (2016) to avoid any delayed refunds. Contact me if you need assistance. (404) 514-9482

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