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Tax Loans Are Beneficial

Tax Loans Are Beneficial

The word is out that Tax Loans are back! We’ve seen some negative comments regarding them, and it’s time to clear the water. We are strong believers...

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Tax Loans Are Back! And FREE!

Tax Loans Are Back! And FREE!

WOULD YOU LIKE TO OFFER FREE TAX LOANS TO YOUR CLIENTS? Yes, you read right. FREE. UltimateTax premium professional tax software customers that use...

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Cloud-Based Tax Preparation Software: The Future of Tax Filing

Tax software is an invaluable tool for anyone who needs to file their taxes each year. It helps users quickly and easily enter their financial information and e-file their federal and state tax returns. There are several highly recommended options available, from...

Checking the Status of Your Amended Tax Return: A Step-by-Step Guide

Filing a tax return can be a tedious process, but it is necessary to ensure that individuals pay the correct amount of taxes owed and receive any refunds that they are eligible for. However, it is sometimes easy to make mistakes when filing your taxes.  An amended tax...

IRS Hub Testing what is it?

Each year the IRS will shut down and do a switchover. Usually, at the end of the year, late November, the IRS will shut down its e-file systems. They do this to switch over from year to year. You might think with technology today, that they would not have to shut...

2023 E-File to start January 23rd, 2023

The IRS has announced that it will start accepting 1040 returns for the 2022 tax season on January 23rd, 2023. They also announced April 18th is the deadline for individual returns. By law, Washington, D.C., holidays impact tax deadlines for everyone in the same way...

Tax Software 2023 Released

December 6, 2022 UltimateTax service has issued software to all customers who have already purchased for the 2023 season. This season we have seen many tax offices who are ready to get their office setup. Even though there have not been many changes to the desktop tax...