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01/30/2026

As part of a U.S. Treasury initiative, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is moving toward fully electronic payments for refunds.
Why the change?

Electronic refunds are:

✔️ Faster
✔️ More secure
✔️ Less likely to be lost, stolen, or delayed

⏱ Paper checks can take 6+ weeks, while direct deposit is usually much quicker.

What this means for you:

• You’ll still file your tax return the same way
• Refunds will be sent electronically
• Have your bank routing & account numbers ready

Don’t have a bank account?

Alternative options will still be available, including prepaid debit cards and digital wallets.

If you owe the IRS:
Payment methods stay the same for now, but electronic payments are strongly encouraged.

01/01/2026

Wishing everyone a healthy, successful, and prosperous year ahead. Here’s to fresh starts, new opportunities, and a great year to come! 🎉

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas!

We are so thankful for our amazing clients and community. Your support means everything to us, and we’re grateful to be part of your journey. Wishing you a holiday season full of joy, laughter, and a fresh start heading into the New Year!

12/09/2025

The IRS has announced dates for the individual e-filing shutdown periods.

During these periods, the MeF system is taken offline to perform annual system maintenance in preparation for the upcoming filing season.

The individual shutdown for tax year 2024 begins on Friday, December 26, 2025, at 11:59 AM (ET).

At this time, individual 1040 returns will not be able to be transmitted for the remainder of 2025.

The business shutdown for tax year 2024 begins on Friday, December 26, 2025, at 11:59 AM (ET). At this time, business returns will not be able to be transmitted for the remainder of 2025.

12/04/2025

How to save money this holiday season:

1. Set a budget and stick to it.
2. Compare prices before you buy.
3. Choose meaningful, low-cost gifts.
4. Use cash-back & rewards you already have.
5. Avoid last-minute shopping.
6. Split costs with group gifts.
7. Watch for hidden fees like shipping and gift wrap.
8. Host potluck-style gatherings.
9. Don’t tap your emergency fund.
10. Review your year-end finances to prep for tax season.

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from Peake CPA! 🦃

Today we’re reflecting on how grateful we are for the clients, families, and local businesses who trust us throughout the year. Your support means everything, and we’re thankful for each relationship we’ve built.

We hope your day is filled with good food, good company, and a well-deserved moment to relax.

From all of us at Peake CPA — thank you, and Happy Thanksgiving!

11/21/2025

IRS Releases New Transitional Relief for 2025 Tip & Overtime Deductions

In Notice 2025-69, the IRS outlined the full scope of transitional relief for claiming the new §224 Qualified Tips Deduction and §225 Qualified Overtime Deduction—important updates for businesses and tax professionals preparing 2025 returns.

Previously, the IRS confirmed that no changes would be made to information returns for TY25, which created challenges since taxpayers couldn’t rely on third-party reporting to claim these deductions. This new guidance helps clarify how these deductions can still be claimed during the transition period.

If you have questions about how these new deductions impact your business, we’re here to help.

11/13/2025

World Kindness Day!

Kindness isn’t only about how we treat others. It also shows up in the way we take care of ourselves, especially when it comes to the stressful parts of life like taxes. A little organization now can save you a lot of anxiety later, and that is one of the simplest acts of kindness you can give your future self.

Setting aside your receipts, keeping track of your business expenses, reviewing income throughout the year, and asking questions early all make tax season smoother. It also gives you more control over your financial picture, which means fewer surprises and better planning.

If you have been meaning to catch up, get organized, or finally get clarity on your tax situation, today is the perfect reminder to take that first step. A few small actions now can make a huge difference later, and we’re here to help you feel supported every step of the way.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day!

Today we honor the men and women who have served our country with courage, dedication, and sacrifice.

Thank you for protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day. Your service means more than words can express.

10/20/2025

Tax Season Reflection Time!

October 15th just passed — but believe it or not, the 2026 filing season is only about three months away. The time to make improvements is now.

After taking some well-deserved rest, take time for an honest tax season review. Reflecting now ensures real change before the next busy season begins.

Here are a few questions to guide your review:

- Stay Organized
Start a folder (digital or physical) for 2025 tax documents now — W-2s, 1099s, donation receipts, medical expenses, and business records.

- Review Your Withholding & Estimates
If you owed or received a large refund this year, it might be time to adjust your withholdings or estimated tax payments.

- Track Deductions Year-Round
Keep receipts and records for deductible expenses — charitable donations, business mileage, education costs, and home office items.

- Evaluate Financial Changes
Big life changes like buying a home, starting a business, getting married, or having a baby can impact your taxes. Let us know early so we can plan ahead.

- Schedule a Mid-Year Tax Review
Don’t wait until next spring — a short planning meeting now can help you avoid surprises later.

A strong next tax season starts with reflection today.

10/13/2025

Reminder: October 15th is the final day to file your federal income tax return for anyone who requested an extension back in April. If you still need to file, make sure everything is submitted before the deadline to avoid penalties or delays.

10/09/2025

The ongoing federal government shutdown continues with no clear end in sight.

According to the IRS contingency plan, supplemental funding from the Inflation Reduction Act allowed operations to continue through October 7, 2025. As of October 8, some IRS employees have begun receiving furlough notices, though the total number of affected employees is still unknown.

At this time, taxpayers may experience processing delays for returns, correspondence, or refund reviews. Peake CPA will continue to monitor updates from the IRS and provide guidance as more information becomes available.

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