2022世界杯足球排名 today<\/a>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nmeanwhile, treasury and the irs announced that the federal income tax filing due date for individuals for the 2020 tax year will be automatically extended from april 15 to may 17. the irs promised to provide details “in the coming days.”<\/p>\n
among the accountants reporting more problems this year, the comments are stark: \n<\/p>\n
\nreturns held up because of law changes regarding unemployment. clients not letting us know about their stimulus payments they received in january 2021 and then having to contact them to see if they got a payment.<\/em><\/li>\nsevere legislation on two occasions with retroactive changes signed in law in the middle of tax season.<\/em><\/li>\nstimulus requirements, tax planning with the rmd situation of 2020 vs. 2021<\/em><\/li>\nwe have to help clients with new ppp loans, understand stimulus check questions, get new grants available to small business, new tax rules, employee retention credit info, etc. etc. in addition to normal tax work this time of year.<\/em><\/li>\nprofessional staff sick with covid, ppp #1, ppp#2, ppp loan forgiveness, employee retention credit, irs sending out erroneous levy notices since they have not opened the mail sent in october 2020 and cashed the check, american rescue plan 2020 tax provisions have to redo returns with unemployment benefits since not taxable. <\/em><\/li>\ndelay in the start of filing season from irs<\/em><\/li>\nppp loan forgiveness apps due in the middle of the season<\/em><\/li>\nquestions of states treatment of ppp funds (california)<\/em><\/li>\nnew form 1099-nec<\/em><\/li>\ni lived through the tax season from hell back in 2013. anyone remember “the fiscal cliff”? this is worse. worse than last year and i thought that was bad. this is another tax season from hell, but worse.<\/em><\/li>\nppp 2nd round confusion – including net vs. gross pay for schedule c filers and requirement documentation for eligibility.<\/em><\/li>\nrefinance paperwork requests due to low-interest rates<\/em><\/li>\nclient conferences to go over all the above and explain what’s going on<\/em><\/li>\nstimulus check questions and return prep for stimulus qualifications<\/em><\/li>\nnew security implementation by intuit<\/em><\/li>\ndealing with irs delays and letters that are outdated<\/em><\/li>\ndealing with false 1099’s<\/em><\/li>\nin 38 years, this is my worst season ever. irs unresponsive, firms still not ready, software not working properly (still), confused clients, constantly shifting explanations on how to handle tax issues, ppp bs.<\/em><\/li>\nlast-minute changes<\/em><\/li>\nwe went into busy season still in catch-up mode from last year. many staff worked from home but productivity and client ability to supply timely data were impacted. difficulty in finding qualified candidates to expand staff is an additional issue. our efforts related to ppp have diverted staff time in a significant way. <\/em><\/li>\ncaa, arp, ppp2, erc, ppp sch c&f, irs backlog, partnership tax basis capital accounts, etc. <\/em><\/li>\nirs delays. irs lack of response. retroactive tax law changes by congress. late legislation by congress. late broker statements. ppp loans<\/em><\/li>\nppp, erc, unemployment, forms change<\/em><\/li>\npartnership changes, clients have financial operational problems<\/em><\/li>\ntax code and law changes; client angst, staffing<\/em><\/li>\nboth irs and franchise tax board have not decided on 2020 rules as of march 9, 2021<\/em><\/li>\ncan’t find preparer help. our gov has hired them away with enhanced unemployment!!!<\/em><\/li>\njust a lot of different issues. many taxpayers slow to get their stuff together.<\/em><\/li>\nclients are late to bring in their work, which has put us way behind. and we’re having to focus on changing laws, additional ppp funding applications, and other funding applications to help businesses stay afloat.<\/em><\/li>\nwhere to begin…. hmmm. first, this is my 38th tax season so i\u2019m no rookie. there are tax returns rejecting because fraudulent tax returns have already been filed with taxpayers\u2019 information, especially those who had fraudulent unemployment claims filed with their information. so we have to address the rejects… older clients are very overwhelmed with collecting their tax documents. irs just issued notices for the 2nd eip payments to clients and clients are confused about them, thinking it\u2019s the 3rd one that is coming. why issue those notices now.. 2 months after clients received the money??? so there are more phone calls\/emails about those… staff have issues with kids being home learning remotely so that is an issue for us. we don\u2019t have the staffing we need… and now the irs will have to re-tool to incorporate the change in the taxation of 2020 unemployment benefits which means our software provider will have to make changes so that will delay us in filing… just way too many issues.. and then there is the whole tax season fatigue. staff does not want to work 7 days a week; who does but that\u2019s what it takes with this antiquated way of our tax system!! congress needs to actually work this year and revamp our tax system… no young people are coming into this profession so there is going to be a \u201csilver tsunami\u201d when we all retire.<\/em><\/li>\n1\/4 less clients <\/em><\/li>\nway too much to do in too short amount of time. <\/em><\/li>\nirs inability to keep up with processing of returns and needed correspondence.<\/em><\/li>\ninability to make contact with irs in a reasonable time frame and resolve any issues<\/em><\/li>\nlack of clarification on new tax laws<\/em><\/li>\nquestions on ppp loans 1 and 2<\/em><\/li>\nstimulus payment questions 1 and 2 and now 3<\/em><\/li>\nreduced timeframe in which we can process returns<\/em><\/li>\nlast minute changes in tax law<\/em><\/li>\ntax law changes after the next year begins!!!!!<\/em><\/li>\ni am so tired of the irs holding me and my firm and clients accountable to get it done by the deadline or pay a penalty, and when they are not able to meet deadlines, it’s ok. very frustrating for many reasons on many levels!<\/em><\/li>\nsoftware issues and many more clients came in very early this year creating a backlog right out of the gate.<\/em><\/li>\nsafe send (f\/k\/a cpaperless) dropped signature flow in july. we were slow to find an alternative (adobe sign over docuflow) and even slower to update and test our engagement letter package to work with adobe sign. this caused a delay in getting out engagement letter packages for e-signing. totally our fault.<\/em><\/li>\nthe tax changes for covid, the software can\u2019t keep up and has to be updated before we can file returns, third round of eip holding up filing.<\/em><\/li>\nwe have great processes set up and were able to pivot to most of us working remotely, but as we are working closely with our business clients advising them and assisting them with stimulus support we are experiencing severe work overload – we try to remind ourselves daily that we are grateful to be able to help our clients this way & to be busy with work when so many are struggling. <\/em><\/li>\ninvestment houses just getting 1099’s out, and the late start to filing season. finally, late changes by congress.<\/em><\/li>\nsickness, slow form rollout, delayed start, unprocessed 2019 returns by the irs<\/em><\/li>\nclients emailing multiple documents and changes in tax laws and stimulus check issues<\/em><\/li>\nhad 10 people out with covid. work load is late coming in. 1099 season was way worse than any we have ever seen.\u00a0 irs prevented us from filing. snow storm shut us down for a week.\u00a0 we need relief from the april 15 deadline.\u00a0 law changes at the arkansas level changed for 20 affect many 2020 returns.\u00a0 ppp loan assistance and forgiveness has occupied a lot of our time also.<\/em><\/li>\ncovid<\/em><\/li>\nmore returns in at once<\/em><\/li>\ndelay in start for filing<\/em><\/li>\nppp 2nd round and ertc retro<\/em><\/li>\nsome cares act changes not available for filing like covid related ira withdraws<\/em><\/li>\npeople are more concerned about their stimulus, which we have no control over, than they are their taxes! furthermore, the irs announcement of a delay in processing slowed clients from coming in, and then the media urging prompt filing of returns has created the perfect storm where stacks of drop-offs and back-to-back appointments are stealing time.\u00a0 <\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"tax-pro efiling lags 40% as irs extends deadline to may 17.<\/strong> \n <\/a> \nby 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间 research<\/em> \n<\/p>\nwhat tax pros are saying about busy season 2021.<\/span> \nwhat’s the word?<\/span> \n<\/strong>join the survey. get the benchmarks.<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/em><\/b><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":17,"featured_media":82462,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"_relevanssi_hide_post":"","_relevanssi_hide_content":"","_relevanssi_pin_for_all":"","_relevanssi_pin_keywords":"","_relevanssi_unpin_keywords":"","_relevanssi_related_keywords":"","_relevanssi_related_include_ids":"","_relevanssi_related_exclude_ids":"","_relevanssi_related_no_append":"","_relevanssi_related_not_related":"","_relevanssi_related_posts":"129943,138048,136551,129835,135964,134976","_relevanssi_noindex_reason":"","footnotes":""},"categories":[1363,3002,11,1906,2246,2306],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-82456","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-featured","category-special","category-research","category-tax-practice","category-busy-season","category-tech-and-fintech"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nanother tax season from hell? - 卡塔尔世界杯常规比赛时间<\/title>\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\t \n\t \n\t \n \n \n \n \n \n\t \n\t \n\t \n