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03/15/2026

📢 Partnership Owners – Form 1065 Tax Deadline Reminder

If you own a Partnership or Multi-Member LLC, your business must file Form 1065 – U.S. Return of Partnership Income each year.

📅 2026 Filing Deadline (for 2025 returns):
March 16, 2026

📅 With Extension:
September 15, 2026

Even though partnerships usually do not pay federal income tax, the return is required to:

✔ Report business income and expenses
✔ Issue Schedule K-1 to each partner
✔ Allocate profits, losses, and distributions
✔ Keep the partnership compliant with IRS rules

⚠️ Late Filing Penalty:
The IRS penalty is $245 per partner per month (up to 12 months).

Example:
A partnership with 3 partners could face $735 per month in penalties if the return is late.

💼 How We Help at All My Taxes

We assist partnerships with:

• Form 1065 preparation & filing
• Schedule K-1 preparation
• Partnership tax planning
• Late filing corrections & penalty relief
• Multi-state partnership filings

We work with startups, real estate investors, consultants, and small businesses across the U.S.

📍 Based in California & Seattle, Washington, and Virginia
📞 Text / WhatsApp: 650-643-9404

Let the experts handle your partnership tax filings so you can focus on growing your business.

03/14/2026

🥧 Happy Pi Day – March 14 (3.14)!

Pi (π) is the mathematical constant that represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Its value begins with 3.14 and continues infinitely without repeating. That’s why every year on March 14 (3/14), people around the world celebrate Pi Day!

But Pi Day is also a reminder that numbers matter — especially when it comes to your finances and taxes.

Just like π never ends, tax calculations can sometimes feel endless too. The difference is that with the right guidance, your numbers can actually work in your favor.

📊 Accurate calculations
📑 Proper tax filing
💡 Smart financial decisions

Let the experts handle the numbers while you focus on what matters most and remember that almost a month left until the end of tax season.

Contact us: +1 650 643 9404 or [email protected]


Your strategic tax partner for individuals and businesses 💼📊



And … don’t forget to celebrate this day with a slice of pie! 🥧

02/13/2026

🚨 Surprising IRS statistic for 2026…

Did you know that nearly 11 MILLION Americans still file their tax returns on paper every year?
Out of roughly 165+ million tax returns, about 6% are still mailed in manually — which means slower processing, higher error risk, and delayed refunds.

In today’s AI and digital world, that number honestly shocked us.

Paper returns can take weeks longer to process and often require manual handling, while e-filed returns are processed much faster and more securely.

At All My Taxes, we are helping individuals, startups, and high-income professionals move fully digital with:
✔️ AI-powered tax preparation
✔️ Secure e-filing in all 50 states
✔️ Faster refunds & smarter tax strategy
✔️ Support for business + individual taxation

📊 The future of tax is paperless, AI-assisted, and strategic — not reactive.
If you’re still filing on paper… it might be time to upgrade.

📩 Free consultation available
📱 650-643-9404
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01/12/2026

Tax Season Update from All My Taxes | IRS Announces Start of Filing Season 🇺🇸💰

The IRS has officially announced that January 26, 2026 is the first day you can file your 2025 federal tax return. 🗓️
📥 Filing early may help you receive your refund faster!

Due to recent tax law changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill, many taxpayers may see larger refunds this year thanks to updated deductions and credits. 💡💵

🗓️ Key Dates to Remember:
✅ Tax filing opens: January 26, 2026
✅ Tax deadline: April 15, 2026

At All My Taxes, we act as your strategic tax partner, combining seasoned expertise with AI-powered tax research to ensure accuracy, compliance, and optimal tax outcomes.

📩 Have questions or want to get ahead of the line?
We’re here to help — professionally, promptly, and with due care, contact us at [email protected]

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01/06/2026

01/06/2026

📌 Expecting a 1099-NEC or W-2? Update Your Address Now

📬 Important Reminder for Employees, Contractors & Gig Workers

If you worked in 2025 and expect to receive a W-2 or 1099-NEC, make sure your mailing address is up to date so your tax forms are delivered on time and don’t get lost.

✅ Update your address with:

Current and previous employers

Payroll and contractor portals

Gig platforms such as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, and similar services

📅 When should you receive your forms?

By February 2, 2026.

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01/06/2026

📌 Important Year-End Reminder for Business Owners

If you own an LLC, Corporation, or are self-employed, now is the time to finalize your accounting and bookkeeping for the year.

✅ What you should do now:

Finalize 2025 bookkeeping and expense records

Collect W-9 forms from all contractors you paid

Review total payments made to contractors and vendors

📅 Key Deadline:
➡️ February 2– Deadline to issue Form 1099-NEC to eligible contractors and file with the IRS

Missing this step may result in IRS penalties and unnecessary tax exposure.

At All My Taxes, we help businesses:
✔️ Clean up bookkeeping
✔️ Review contractor payments
✔️ Prepare and file 1099-NECs correctly and on time

📩 Need help or not sure if you must issue a 1099-NEC?
Message us or email [email protected]

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All My Taxes
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12/31/2025

📢 Tax Update Series: The New 1% International Transfer Tax

We want to make you aware of an important new federal requirement taking effect January 1, 2026, as outlined by the IRS.

🔍 What’s Changing?
A new U.S. law requires a 1% federal tax on money transfers sent outside the United States when the payment is made in cash or cash-equivalent instruments (such as money orders or cashier’s checks).

This tax is mandated by the federal government, and all money transfer providers will be required to collect it at the time of the transaction.

🌍 Who is Affected?
Anyone sending money from the U.S. to another country using:

Cash

Money orders

Cashier’s checks

Other cash-equivalent payment methods

Transfers paid by bank account, debit card, or electronic methods may not be subject to the 1% tax, depending on how the IRS finalizes the rule.

📌 Why This Matters
If you regularly send money abroad to family or for business, you’ll start seeing this 1% tax added to your transfer cost beginning 2026.

We stay on top of IRS updates so you don’t have to.
For any tax questions, reach out to All My Taxes — your trusted strategic tax partner.

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12/30/2025

📢 Tax Update #3 — OBBBA Bonus Depreciation Explained

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) just introduced one of the most powerful tax advantages we’ve seen in years: permanent 100% bonus depreciation for qualified property acquired and placed in service after January 19, 2025. This is a major win for taxpayers planning equipment, vehicle, or business asset purchases.

What this means for you:

✅ Full 100% bonus depreciation is back — The old phase-out rules under TCJA no longer apply for assets purchased after Jan 19, 2025.
⚙️ More flexibility for tax planning — OBBBA allows optional transition elections so you can choose lower depreciation rates (40% or 60%) when strategic—especially helpful for managing NOLs (Net Operating Loss) or smoothing income.

At All My Taxes, we stay ahead of every update so our clients get the most optimized tax strategies. If you had major purchases in 2025, now is the time to structure them correctly.

Message us anytime for guidance!

12/29/2025

📢 Important Tax Deadlines for Individual Filers – December & January

As we wrap up 2025 and enter the 2026 tax season, here are the key deadlines every individual taxpayer should keep in mind:

🗓 December 31, 2025
• Last day to make 2025 charitable contributions
• Last day to complete 401(k) and employer plan contributions
• Deadline for tax-loss harvesting decisions
• Last day to update dependents, address, or filing status changes that affect your 2025 return

🗓 January 15, 2026
• Due date for 4th Quarter 2025 Estimated Tax Payments (for self-employed, investors, LLC/Schedule C)

🗓 January 31, 2026
• Businesses & self-employed individuals must issue 1099-NEC and W-2 forms
• Banks and employers begin sending tax statements (W-2, 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, etc.)

🔍 Staying ahead of these deadlines helps avoid penalties and ensures a smooth tax season. If you need help with your 2025 accounting, tax planning, or filings — we’re here to support you every step of the way.

12/27/2025

BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL UPDATE #1 — TIP DEDUCTION

The IRS has confirmed in its One Big Beautiful Bill provisions that starting with the 2025 tax year, workers in tipped occupations may qualify for a new federal deduction on “qualified tips.”

Employees and self-employed individuals can deduct up to $25,000 of eligible tips per year, with the deduction phasing out at higher income levels. You must still report all tips, but this new rule can significantly reduce your taxable income. More IRS guidance is being released as implementation begins for 2025–2028.

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