Integrated Accounting & Tax, LLC

04/16/2026

Another one in the books! This season was short with only 79 days from the opening bell until tonight. Tax season is a grind, and while some days it's a stressful march towards a never ending finish line...I can say I truly appreciate what I do and what we've built. wasn't perfect, they never are. I do believe, though, when we try hard and are accountable, it's a winning season and that's why ppl come back. I appreciate the wonderful clients that trust us with their taxes and for the team here . I'll clean up tomorrow...it's time for some sleep.

04/14/2026

Tax season doesn't have to be all gloom and doom. Find the right professional to help you see the light at the end of the tunnel! If you need help filing an extension and don't want to be caught out in the rain, contact us today: https://integratedtax.com/contact-us/ Ok, I'll stop. WCCO & CBS News Minnesota (the unofficial weather station of Integrated Tax)

02/15/2026

This IRS post is very important. If you or anyone in your family or group of friends buys and sells crypto...you need to track your buy price and sell price to ensure you're capturing ALL of your gains and losses. IF you lost money in crypto, you can claim those losses on your taxes and it will save you money via an increase in your refund or reduce your payment amount! You should not rely on the app or a bank tracking your transactions accurately. Need assistance? Reach out today: https://integratedtax.com/contact-us/

Many of us are now receiving the tax documents we need to file our tax return. If you sold or disposed of digital assets using a broker, you might receive a new Form 1099-DA. Most of these statements will not include the basis for digital asset transactions in 2025 and you'll have to calculate the basis on your own to determine your gain or loss.

Don't forget: You must report any related income, gains, or losses, on your tax return, whether you receive a Form 1099-DA or not.

For more important reminders about digital assets, visit https://ow.ly/fpkE50Y7Gpc.

01/29/2026

Got questions about Trump Accounts for your kids?! There is a ton of information and misinformation about them. This website (https://trumpaccounts.gov/) has the 100% accurate picture of the process and pointers for new parents. Talk with your tax preparer this year to ensure you get signed up for the completely FREE savings account for all children born after January 1, 2025. Still need to find a tax expert, reach out today! Call 952-855-4520 or email [email protected] to get started now.

01/22/2026

With the extreme cold that's to be upon us tomorrow, the office will be closed Friday January 23, 2026. The entire team will be working from home and will be available via phone and email as we prepare for the first day of tax filing, MONDAY January 26th. We look forward to seeing you and hearing from you soon.

01/20/2026

When you file with us, you're not just getting expert tax filing - you're gaining Protection Plus $1 Million Tax Audit Defense™. If you receive a tax notice, simply notify us, and we'll provide up to $1,000,000 in services to reach a resolution.

01/09/2026

If you’re hoping to file your 2025 federal income tax return as soon as possible, the first day the IRS will start accepting returns is Monday, January 26. (Great news, we can get started before the 26th)

Not an early bird? No problem. You have until Wednesday, April 15 to file your return and pay any remaining taxes you still owe for last year.

But if you think you’ll need more time to file, just request an automatic six-month extension to avoid a failure-to-file penalty.

Remember, though, that you still must pay any remaining taxes you owe to the IRS no later than April 15 to avoid the failure-to-pay penalty and any interest that will accrue on the unpaid portion. NOTE: Pay as much as you can afford to save on interest or underpayment penalties.

In any case, whenever you decide to prepare your 2025 tax return, you may want to take a little more time than usual doing so, because a number of tax changes were made under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that was signed into law last July. And at least a few of them will affect you directly.

Sign Up today to get started on your 2025 individual income taxes:
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01/07/2026

It's a brand new year and 2026 tax brackets for the IRS and most states have shifted without many paying much attention. It's important to review your federal and state withholdings for 2026 as the forms have changed once again. Did you get married, have a child, change in salary or other supplemental income? Do you have tip or overtime income? The new W4 forms are 5 pages...much different and more specific than the old Single/zero or Married/2 deductions. Most employers have an online portal that allows you to make adjustments to your 2026 directly within your HR system. If your HR department hasn't suggested you review your withholding, the best time to do so is before your first payroll in January. However, as long as you make any adjustments early in the calendar year, you're much more likely to have accurate withholding by the end of 2026. If you need assistance, talk with your HR department or your tax preparer. If you continue to self prepare, this might be a good time to seek out assistance with your tax filing to guarantee a maximum refund. Contact us today for assistance.
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01/05/2026

Tax and compliance reporting continues to evolve. 2025 has a number of updates for contractors, side hustles, uber drivers, retailers as well as venmo and zelle users; this can make a large impact on your personal or small business taxes. Filings are due Jan. 31. Let's get started today with a quick call.

10/10/2025

The IRS has announced that a large number of employees have been furloughed and this may drastically impact their response time for phone calls and will certainly impact their response time on written responses as well.

This does not impact the deadline on any extensions that were granted for the 2024 tax deadline. Your returns are still due Wednesday October 15th.

Wednesday marked the sixth business day of the government shutdown, with the IRS giving notice of an agency-wide furlough.