KLui Financials

06/17/2026

KWONG RELIEF:
The reason many tax professionals are recommending a protective claim by July 10, 2026 for potential Kwong relief is to preserve a taxpayer's right to a refund before the statute of limitations expires.
Under the interpretation of the court's decision in the historical event Kwong v. Commissioner, certain filing and payment deadlines may have been postponed from January 20, 2020, through July 10, 2023. If that interpretation applies, some taxpayers may be entitled to refunds of:
Failure-to-file penalties
Failure-to-pay penalties
Interest associated with those penalties
Certain estimated tax penalties
The concern is the refund statute under IRC §6511. Generally, a claim for refund must be filed within:
3 years from the date the return was filed, or
2 years from the date the tax was paid,
whichever is later.
Many payments, offsets, and penalty assessments connected to the postponed period could become barred after July 10, 2026, depending on how the postponement period is ultimately applied. Filing a protective claim before that date establishes the taxpayer's claim while the legal and administrative issues continue to develop

06/16/2026

Kwong Relief--Lui Business Service/Sea-siders Financials Tax Clients:
Temau kamata ngaue 'i Sune 20th kihe Kwong Relief kihe tax 'oe 2019 kihe 2022 (Corvid years)--kia nautolu ne faile 'enau tax 'ia mautolu he ngaahi ta'u ko eni?
Koe ni'ihi eni 'e 'aonga kiai e polokalama ni:
1. Tautea he faile tomui pe 'ikai ma'u e refund koe faile tomui
2. Tautea koe totongi tomui e tax Pé ta’e totongi e tax
3. Tautea koe 'ikai ke totongi ha estimated taxes
4. Interest 'oku a'u kihe 25% 'oe mo'ua tax.
Koe Kwong relief tene fakaloloa e deadline ke faile e tax ki 'u ta'u koia ki July 10, 2023:
* Tokoni lahi eni kihe ni'ihi mo'ua 'enau tax he 'u ta'u ko eni.
* Kapau na’e totongi ho mo'ua tax, ‘e lava refund mai ho'o $ kihe vaha’a taimi a’u ki July 10, 2023!
* To’o e penalty moe interest.
Koe ngaue ko eni, 'oku fiema'u ke fakahu ange e request/form kihe IRS 'i July 10, 2026.
'E toki fetu'utaki atu hono fakaikiiki!

05/27/2026

Kwong Relief:
Koe fakahinohino kihe ‘emau post i May 21 felave’i moe Kwong Relief kihe tax 'oe 2019 kihe 2022 (Corvid years):
Kapau na'e tomui hono faile ho'o tax 'oe 'u ta'u ni pea tautea ai koe (penalty):
1. Tautea he faile tomui
2. Tautea koe totongi tomui e tax Pé ta’e totongi e tax
3. Tautea koe 'ikai ke totongi ha estimated taxes
4. Interest 'oku a'u kihe 25% 'oe mo'ua tax.
Koe Kwong relief tene fakaloloa e deadline kihe faile e tax 'oe 'u ta'u koia ki July 10, 2023:
* Tokoni eni kihe ni'ihi mo'ua 'enau tax he 'u ta'u ko eni.
* Kapau na’e totongi ho mo'ua tax, ‘e lava refund mai ho'o $ kihe vaha’a taimi a’u ki July 10, 2023!
* To’o e penalty moe interest.
Koe ngaue ko eni, 'oku fiema'u ke fakahu ange e request form kihe IRS 'i July 10, 2026.
KOE FAKAKAUKAU KE AVE PE HO'O REQUEST NA'A FAINGAMALIE

05/27/2026

About a week ago, I shared this post. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email me ([email protected]) or send me an inbox message

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO READ:
You may qualify for a possible refund or reduction of IRS penalties and interest related to COVID tax relief changes.
During COVID, the IRS extended many tax filing and payment deadlines. A recent court case, Kwong v. Commissioner, found that some deadlines should have been extended even longer, which may allow certain taxpayers to receive relief from penalties and interest.
This may affect taxpayers who:
• Filed 2019, 2020, 2021, or 2022 tax returns
• Owed taxes with the return
• Paid late or were unable to pay by the IRS deadline
• Were charged IRS penalties or interest during the COVID period
Even if you still owe the IRS today, you may still qualify for a reduction or refund of penalties and interest charged during that time.
Important: Claims must be filed by July 10, 2026, to protect your right to request a refund or reduction.
The IRS has appealed the court decision, so approval is not guaranteed. However, taxpayers who do not file a claim may lose the opportunity for relief if the court decision is upheld.
Our office can review your IRS records to see if you may qualify

05/25/2026

Power of Attorney meihe IRS:
1. Alu kihe site 'ae IRS
2. Pull e form 2848 Power of Attorney or print
3. Fakafonu line 1 Page 1 pea sign he line 7 page 2
4. Scan o email mai kihe [email protected]
Kapau 'oku ke 'i CA:
1. Alu kihe CA FTB
2. Pull form 3520 PIT, print pe peesi 3
3. Sign he peesi 3
4. Scan o email mai.
Manatu'i ke scan black & white

05/22/2026

KAPAU NA’E Faile HO’O TAX HÉ Lui Business/Sea-siders Financials Clients:
Koe lao fo'ou 'ae IRS kihe ta'u corvid, "Kwong", 'oku fakaloloa ai e deadline kihe tax 'oe 2019, 2020, 2021 moe 2022 ki July 10, 2023. Fakataumu'a eni kihe ni'ihi ko eni:
1. Mo'ua 'enau tax he 'u ta'u ko eni
2. Totongi tax pe 'ikai lava totongi e tax kihe 'u ta'u ko eni
3. Penalty moe interest 'ehe IRS koe faile tomui, 'ikai ke totongi e mo'ua tax pe 'ikai ke totongi ha estimated taxes.
Koe kole ke to'o e 'u mo'ua ni 'oku 'osi ki July 10, 2026!
Fetu'utaki mai na 'oku ke kau he ni'ihi 'e ma'u e faingamalie ko eni. 1. Ko 'emau fees: 30% 'oe penalty pe interest temau lava 'o to'o
2. Teke toki totongi mai he mahino hono to'o e penalty pe interest meiho mo'ua. 'E 'iai e ni'ihi 'e lava 'o toe foki mai 'enau refund.
3. 'Oku tuku atu pe 'emau falala kihe ni'ihi tokolahi kuo fuoloa ta'u 'e tau ngaue fakataha mai.
What do you have to lose. It's a win-win situation.

05/21/2026

IMPORTANT TAX INFORMATION TO READ:
You may qualify for a possible refund or reduction of IRS penalties and interest related to COVID tax relief changes.

During COVID, the IRS extended many tax filing and payment deadlines. A recent court case, Kwong v. Commissioner, found that some deadlines should have been extended even longer, which may allow certain taxpayers to receive relief from penalties and interest.

This may affect taxpayers who:
• Filed 2019, 2020, 2021, or 2022 tax returns
• Owed taxes with the return
• Paid late or were unable to pay by the IRS deadline
• Were charged IRS penalties or interest during the COVID period

Even if you still owe the IRS today, you may still qualify for a reduction or refund of penalties and interest charged during that time.

Important: Claims must be filed by July 10, 2026, to protect your right to request a refund or reduction.

The IRS has appealed the court decision, so approval is not guaranteed. However, taxpayers who do not file a claim may lose the opportunity for relief if the court decision is upheld.

Our office can review your IRS records to see if you may qualify.

05/21/2026

WHY NEED AN IRS POWER OF ATTORNEY?:
* It allows a taxpayer to officially authorize someone—such as a CPA, EA, attorney, or tax professional—to represent them before the IRS and act on their behalf regarding tax matters.
* Without authorization, the IRS cannot legally discuss or release details about a taxpayer’s account to another person.

WHY DO TAX PROFESSIONALS REVOKE POWER OF ATTORNEY:
* Tax professionals often withdraw or revoke their authorization after completing the taxpayer’s matter to clearly end their representation and reduce ongoing responsibility.
* Keeping an active Power of Attorney could create confusion about whether the tax professional is still representing the taxpayer. Withdrawing helps avoid misunderstandings or future liability.

Probably some of you have received letters from the IRS or state agencies notifying you that our Power of Attorney has been withdrawn or revoked. The reason for this is simply that, once the assistance requested has been completed, it is standard practice to remove the authorization to protect your privacy and limit unnecessary access to your tax information.

05/18/2026

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