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TTown Financial Tax Services Since 2010 our mission has been to provide clients with superior personalized financial services.All 50 states welcome

HERE AT TTown Financial Tax Services we specialize in BUSINESS AND PERSONAL income taxes and CREDIT
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14/10/2026

TTown Tax Brief — October 14, 2026

Confirmed: Alabama offers case-by-case storm penalty relief

Published October 13: ALDOR will consider relief from late-filing penalties when Hurricane Isaias damage or disruptions prevent timely filing. This is not an automatic statewide extension or an announced waiver of tax, interest or late-payment penalties. Official ALDOR announcement⁠.

Why it matters: Affected clients facing tomorrow’s filing deadline may need an individual relief request.

TTown action: Document the disruption, affected returns and relevant dates. Request relief through the appropriate ALDOR division: individual income tax 334-353-0602, pass-through entities 334-242-1033, or sales/use tax 334-242-1490. Keep a record of the request and outcome; do not assume federal relief applies.

Client-ready tip:
“Storm damage keeping you from filing Alabama taxes? ALDOR may consider late-filing penalty relief individually. Contact TTown promptly and keep records of how the storm affected you.”

Proposed—not final: Premium Tax Credit eligibility rules

Announced October 14: Treasury and IRS proposed tighter Marketplace insurance Premium Tax Credit eligibility and advance-payment verification rules, including eligibility changes beginning in 2027. Related HHS implementation guidance remains pending. Federal Register publication is scheduled for October 15. IRS announcement⁠.

Why it matters: Marketplace clients may face additional eligibility documentation requirements.

TTown action: Add this to tax-class monitoring and intake planning. Distinguish enacted statutory changes from proposed implementation rules; do not change return calculations solely because of this proposal.

Client-ready tip:
“Have Marketplace health insurance? Proposed federal rules could change eligibility checks for premium assistance. Keep your coverage and income records, and verify requirements before making changes.”

No other material new preparer-compliance or cybersecurity development was identified today.

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13/10/2026

TTown Tax Brief — October 12, 2026

Confirmed deadline: Extended individual returns due October 15

Most calendar-year taxpayers who requested a federal extension must file their 2025 federal individual return by Thursday, October 15, 2026. Alabama automatically extends Forms 40, 40A and 40NR to the same date—no separate Alabama extension form is required. An extension to file did not extend the April payment deadline, so unpaid balances may carry interest and penalties.

Why it matters: TTown has only three days to complete remaining extended individual returns and resolve missing documents or e-file rejections.

TTown action:

* Run the federal and Alabama extension-client report immediately.
* Prioritize completed files and document every unresolved client request.
* Verify signatures, IP PINs, bank information, estimated payments and prior-year AGI before transmission.
* Review acknowledgments daily and correct rejected returns promptly. The IRS MeF retransmission cutoff is October 20, but it should not be treated as another extension for new returns.
* Save submission confirmations and federal and Alabama acceptance records.
* Remind balance-due clients that filing now limits further late-filing exposure even if they cannot pay everything immediately.

Ready-to-post client tip:

📅 Extension deadline alert: If you received extra time to file your 2025 federal or Alabama individual tax return, your deadline is October 15, 2026. An extension gave you more time to file—not more time to pay. Send TTown your remaining documents immediately so we can complete and electronically submit your return.



New-guidance check

No new material IRS tax-law, tax-software, cybersecurity or paid-preparer compliance announcement—and no broadly applicable Treasury proposal or new ALDOR change—was identified today.

08/10/2026

TTown Tax Brief — October 8, 2026

Confirmed Alabama change: Temporary disaster-relief transportation waivers

ALDOR issued two orders on October 8, effective for 30 days after signing, for qualifying Tropical Storm Isaias relief operations:

* IRP/IFTA: Temporarily suspends requirements for vehicles conducting interstate disaster relief through Alabama. Valid base-state registration, insurance and posted bridge-weight limits still apply.
* Motor-fuel licensing: Temporarily suspends exporter, importer and transporter licensing requirements for specified disaster-relief fuel movements. Other terminal-excise-tax requirements remain, including suppliers’ collection and remittance of destination-state tax. This is not a blanket fuel-tax exemption.

Why it matters: Transportation and fuel-distribution clients supporting relief efforts may qualify for temporary administrative relief. Applying it to ordinary commercial trips could create compliance errors.

TTown action: Screen trucking and fuel clients for qualifying relief work; retain dispatch records, routes, delivery destinations and supporting documentation; flag the 30-day expiration in their compliance calendars. In training, distinguish a licensing waiver from a tax exemption.

Ready-to-post client tip:

🚛 Transporting disaster-relief supplies or fuel? Alabama has temporarily waived certain transportation and fuel-licensing requirements for qualifying Tropical Storm Isaias relief operations. Other obligations still apply. Keep your trip and delivery records, and contact TTown before relying on the waiver.

Sources: ALDOR IRP/IFTA order⁠ and motor-fuel licensing order⁠, signed October 8, 2026.

Federal and pending-guidance check: No new material IRS return-preparation, software, cybersecurity or paid-preparer compliance announcement, or broadly applicable Treasury tax proposal, was identified today.

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07/10/2026

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📚 Class tuition is FREE. A $150 tax training kit is required. Training does not guarantee employment or income.

Our current training session runs through November 16, 2026. Contact us about enrollment and available positions.

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07/10/2026

TTown Tax Brief — October 7, 2026

Confirmed federal enforcement update: Cross-border tax evasion

The IRS announced a partnership with the United Kingdom’s tax authority to strengthen whistleblower reporting and enforcement involving undeclared foreign accounts, offshore trusts, shell entities, money laundering and cross-border profit shifting. Whistleblowers may qualify for awards when credible information produces tax collections.

Why it matters: This creates no new filing requirement, but it signals increased attention to hidden foreign assets and missing international information returns.

TTown action:

* Ask every client about foreign accounts, assets, trusts, businesses and signature authority.
* Document the client’s answers even when no reporting is required.
* Escalate possible FBAR, Form 8938, foreign-trust or foreign-entity omissions to an international-tax specialist.
* Never quietly omit a disclosed foreign account because its income appears small.
* Explain that correcting an omission voluntarily may provide better options than waiting for enforcement contact.

Ready-to-post client tip:

🌍 Do you own, control or have signing authority over a foreign financial account? International accounts may trigger special federal reporting even when they produce little or no taxable income. Tell TTown before filing so we can determine what forms may be required.

IRS announcement IR-2026-120⁠, published October 7, 2026.

Confirmed Alabama update: Redevelopment-authority report

Alabama redevelopment authorities must file a new annual report covering October 1, 2025–September 30, 2026 by December 1, 2026. The report must disclose specified payments in lieu of taxes and certain tax, fee and project-related proceeds, and it must be emailed to ALDOR.

TTown action: Screen governmental and economic-development clients for redevelopment-authority status. Reconcile the required receipts and expenditures now and retain proof of the emailed submission.

Official ALDOR notice⁠, posted October 6, 2026.

Proposals and general-practice check

No new broadly applicable Treasury proposal, federal tax-software change or general Alabama individual-income-tax change requiring immediate TTown action was identified today.

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06/10/2026

TTown Tax Brief — October 5, 2026

Pending federal guidance: Saver’s Match begins in 2027

Today is the IRS comment deadline for anticipated regulations governing the new Saver’s Match. Beginning with 2027 contributions, it replaces the Saver’s Credit for eligible taxpayers and may provide a federal contribution equal to 50% of the first $2,000 saved, up to $1,000 annually. Matches based on 2027 contributions would be deposited into eligible retirement accounts beginning in 2028.

Why it matters: This changes how TTown will explain retirement-savings incentives to low- and moderate-income clients. Unlike the current credit, the benefit is intended to be deposited into a retirement account rather than simply reducing tax liability.

TTown action:

* Add Saver’s Match versus Saver’s Credit to 2027 tax-class training.
* Update future organizers to request IRA and employer-plan contribution records.
* Train preparers to verify income eligibility, contribution type, account information and distribution activity once final rules are issued.
* Monitor software for match-election, account-designation and rejected-deposit procedures.
* Do not promise a client a $1,000 match until final eligibility rules and income phaseouts are confirmed.

💵 Retirement savers: A new federal Saver’s Match begins with qualifying 2027 retirement contributions. Eligible taxpayers may receive up to $1,000 deposited into a retirement account. Keep all IRA and workplace-plan contribution records, but remember that eligibility and final procedures still must be verified.

Source: IRS IR-2026-89 and Notice 2026-48⁠, published August 7, 2026; comments due October 5, 2026.

Confirmed and Alabama check

ALDOR published its September monthly revenue abstract today, but it does not create a new client filing requirement. No separate material IRS tax-law, cybersecurity, paid-preparer compliance or software change was identified today.

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28/09/2026

TTown Tax Brief — September 28, 2026

Proposed guidance: Four-year tax payments on qualifying farmland sales

Treasury and the IRS issued proposed regulations under IRC Section 1062. Eligible sellers could pay the federal tax attributable to gain from a qualifying farmland sale in four equal annual installments.

Key proposed requirements include:

* The property must be U.S. real estate generally used for farming—or leased to a qualified farmer—during substantially all of the preceding 10 years.
* The buyer must be an individual actively engaged in farming.
* A legally enforceable restriction must generally preserve the land for farming for 10 years following the sale.
* The first 25% installment would generally be due by the return’s regular deadline, without extensions.
* Partners, S-corporation shareholders and certain trust or estate beneficiaries would generally make their own elections.

The statutory election applies to qualifying transactions in tax years beginning after July 4, 2025, but today’s implementing regulations remain proposed. Comments are due November 30, 2026.

Why it matters: Qualifying Alabama landowners may obtain significant cash-flow relief, but an ordinary land sale, informal promise to keep farming or sale to a passive investor will not automatically qualify.

TTown action:

* Add questions about farmland sales, historical agricultural use, leases and the buyer’s farming activity to intake.
* Obtain deeds, leases, ten-year use records and the enforceable land-use restriction.
* Model the installment schedule separately from the normal Section 453 installment-sale rules.
* Track every payment deadline; extensions would not postpone the proposed installment due date.
* Refer deed-restriction drafting and complex entity transactions to qualified legal or agricultural-tax counsel.
* Do not teach the proposal’s implementing details as final until Treasury completes the rulemaking.

IRS announcement IR-2026-115⁠, published September 28, 2026.

Alabama and other confirmed developments

No new material ALDOR tax or preparer-workflow announcement was identified today. No separate broadly applicable confirmed federal change requiring immediate software modification was identified.

🚜 Planning to sell farmland? Certain qualifying sellers may be able to spread the federal tax on the gain over four years when land is sold to an active farmer and remains restricted to farming. The requirements are detailed, so gather your deeds, leases and land-use records before signing a sales contract.

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