John Lebbs, CPA

06/21/2026

Happy ! Being a dad is wonderful, and you can also qualify for an tax credit. The Child Tax Credit can give you up to $2,200 per qualifying child.

Find out if you can claim this credit at www.irs.gov/ctc.

06/15/2026

Did you get a call, email, or text message saying you might be eligible for a government grant or program? Nobody from the government will ever get in touch to demand your Social Security number to see if you qualify. Only a scammer will. ejcc.acl.gov/imposters

06/13/2026

Second quarter estimated tax payments are due June 15. It's fast and easy to get your payment to the online. We accept payments from bank accounts, credit cards, debit cards and digital wallets.

Make your estimated tax payment today at www.irs.gov/payasyougo

06/09/2026

: Do you need proof that you didn't file a tax return this year for your financial aid? You can get a verification of non-filing letter from the after June 15. You can create an IRS Online Account to view, print or download your letter. You can also use the Get Transcript by Mail option online -- call the automated transcript service or fill out and send in Form 4506-T.

Visit https://ow.ly/N4N050Z1Nxz to request your letter.

06/06/2026

If you're dreaming of your children pursuing higher education, there is a tax-advantaged way for you to prepare. A 529 plan is a savings tool where the earnings are not subject to federal tax when used for qualified education expenses.

Find out if a 529 plan is right for your family at https://ow.ly/RYih50Z1NvK.

06/04/2026

Are you a newlywed? Don’t forget that getting married also means tax filing changes. Check out resources to keep you on track: www.irs.gov/lifeevents

06/02/2026

An reminder for : A mid-year withholding review can help your clients avoid an unexpected tax bill or penalties when they file next year. Help them get started using the Tax Withholding Estimator: www.irs.gov/withholding

05/30/2026

Millions of taxpayers received confusing IRS refund letters this year. Could improvements be on the way?

05/26/2026

Did you make a mistake when you originally filed your return? Take a look at an tax tip on how to fix it. You may need to file an amended return to correct your error. We explain the basics on filing an amended return including reasons to file one, how long you have to file it and how to file it.

Learn more about amended returns at https://ow.ly/fm0k50YTwph.

05/25/2026