Remember when getting a tax refund meant waiting by the mailbox like a kid on Christmas morning? Except, instead of a shiny new bike, you got a government-issued check printed on shiny iridescent paper? You’d spot that official envelope, rip it open with the excitement of opening your card from Grandma (with a crisp $20 bill inside), and admire the John Hancock of some Treasury bureaucrat who probably couldn’t get a table at Applebee’s without a reservation. Then you’d rush to the bank and stand in line behind a guy depositing coins in a jar. And of course, there was always the risk your ex would intercept it, or the family dog would decide it made the perfect chew toy. It was a ritual equal parts thrilling, frustrating, and absurdly outdated, like renting DVDs from Blockbuster or printing out MapQuest directions.
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Remember when we thought robots were just coming for factory jobs, truck driving jobs, and maybe your nephew’s job at Taco Bell? Well, surprise: now they’re gunning for your tax pro. That’s right, the machines have been let loose on the U.S. tax code, and the results are equal parts brilliant, terrifying, and hilarious.
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines for Hurricane Helene Victims – Relief for Individuals and Businesses
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastation across the Southeastern U.S., the IRS has announced significant tax relief for those impacted. If you’re a business or individual in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, or parts of Florida, Tennessee, or Virginia, here’s what you need to know. The IRS has extended various tax filing and […]