Potential Form 990 Changes: What We Know and What Remains Unclear

Form 990 already requires nonprofits to disclose a substantial amount of information. Even so, the return does not always make it easy to follow a particular dollar from its source to its ultimate use.

That appears to be the concern behind a federal initiative announced in April 2026. According to the U.S. Treasury’s announcement, the IRS plans to revise Form 990 reporting for certain activities of organizations described under Section 501(c)(3). Particular attention is paid to government grants, government contracts, and fiscal sponsorship arrangements.

Silvia EvansJuly 27, 2026taxes, nonprofit

One Smart Tax Move to Make After Tax Season: Set Up an IRS IP PIN

While IP PINs were originally designed for taxpayers who experienced identity theft, the IRS now allows almost anyone to voluntarily enroll. Learn why more tax professionals are encouraging clients to use them as a best practice in 2026 and beyond.

Silvia EvansMay 14, 2026taxes, security, cyber security

5 Benefits of Filing Taxes Early

Tax season has a way of sneaking up, and it’s easy to put it off until the deadline gets closer. But getting an early start can make the entire process easier and less stressful.

Filing early can give you more control and fewer surprises this tax season. Here are a few reasons why starting your tax prep sooner rather than later can pay off:

Silvia EvansFebruary 9, 2026taxes, tax strategy

Smart Tax Moves to Make Before Dec. 31

Tax season begins in January, but the steps you take before the end of the year could eliminate any potential surprises and reduce your bill.

From maximizing deductions to reducing liabilities, here are six year-end moves that could put you in a better position when you file.

Silvia EvansNovember 5, 2025taxes, tax strategy, tax season, charitable giving

New Tax Deadline is Officially Extended to July 15, 2020

Both the IRS and Treasury have announced that the deadline to file AND pay your individual federal income tax for the tax year of 2019 has been extended to July 15, 2020.

If you cannot file your return by July 15, 2020, we can help you file an extension until October 15, 2020. The payment is still due by July 15, however.

Guest UserMarch 31, 2020taxes, COVID-19, Filing Extension

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