PSC Accounting and Tax Service LLC

05/26/2026

Did you receive an IRS CP53E letter after filing your federal tax return? If so, you’re not alone. IRS is mailing out more of these notices this year. IRS generally sends these letters to taxpayers whose Forms 1040 show a refund due,but the bank information is invalid, missing or rejected. The letter asks taxpayers
to add or update their bank account information after setting up an online account with IRS. Now that IRS’s policy is one of not issuing tax refunds via paper check and instead generally requiring direct deposit of refunds, more individual taxpayers than ever before are receiving these CP53E notices after filing their tax returns.
The Service is sending some CP53E notices in error, leading to confusion among taxpayers and preparers. For instance, these letters are landing in mailboxes of filers who weren’t owed refunds but instead paid taxes with their filed 1040s. IRS sends most CP53E notices automatically, so it is likely to make some mistakes.

05/18/2026

While most records can be kept between 3-7 years, experts now recommend keeping w2's until you draw social security or verify that your earnings have been reported to social security on your account.

The IRS hasn't gone away — so don’t destroy tax documents until the time limit for an audit runs out, or maybe even longer.

05/15/2026

Team bonding-game time Wednesday’s are back!!!

05/12/2026

Parents of a sole proprietorship or a single member llc can hire their under 18 children and pay no f**a taxes. As well as no federal unemployment!!

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to ALL the mom’s and mom figures out there! Enjoy your day!

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you! (couldn't be helped)

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

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04/22/2026

Maybe good to check out if thinking on retirement.

Most people aren’t sure what their retirement will actually look like.
And that uncertainty can make it hard to plan.

This National Social Security Month, take a step towards clarity.
Reviewing your benefits, estimating your future income, and understanding how it all fits together can help you make more confident decisions, starting now.

Explore your options and plan ahead: https://ow.ly/GWfe50YK6iP

04/18/2026

Thank you to my amazing staff. I literally couldn’t do what I do without each and everyone of you.

These guys get to spend a couple extra days with their families and will be back in office on Wednesday!