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02/20/2026

Don’t get fooled!

🚨 Your tax preparer has access to your financial and personal info. Don't hand over that sensitive data without doing some research first.

Start by checking their credentials.

→ All tax preparers should have an IRS-issued PTIN (ID number) that they will include on your return. However, each preparer will have different skills and expertise. You can use the IRS database (linked in the comments) to look up someone's qualifications or find a preparer.

🚩 Red flags to look out for: Avoid tax preparers who...
✕ Base their fee on a percentage of your refund
✕ Won't sign their name on your return
✕ Can't answer questions or explain your return

Remember, you're responsible for your return, even if someone else prepared it. Make sure to review your return and ask questions before signing it.

02/20/2026

Don’t miss out on the new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. If you qualify for the Federal EITC, you automatically qualify for this new credit worth up to $805. Learn more and check eligibility today at pa.gov/WPTC.

02/19/2026

Importante tener en cuenta
Los contribuyentes de Pensilvania que califican pueden recibir un reembolso más alto de lo esperado debido a este crédito.
No se preocupe, no hubo ningún error en su declaración de impuestos; el crédito está siendo calculado directamente por el Departamento de Ingresos de Pensilvania.

Don’t miss out on the new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. If you qualify for the Federal EITC, you automatically qualify for this new credit worth up to $805. Learn more and check eligibility today at pa.gov/WPTC.

02/19/2026

Important to Note
Qualifying Pennsylvania tax filers may see a refund that is higher than expected due to this credit.
There is no error with your tax return — the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue is calculating and applying this credit directly.

Don’t miss out on the new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit. If you qualify for the Federal EITC, you automatically qualify for this new credit worth up to $805. Learn more and check eligibility today at pa.gov/WPTC.

01/11/2026

The announced Monday, January 26, 2026, as the opening of the nation’s 2026 filing season. You will have until Wednesday, April 15, 2026, to file your 2025 tax returns and pay any tax due. Don’t forget that IRS.gov has online tools and resources you can use before, during and after filing your federal tax return. For a list of filing season tools, reminders and resources, read: https://ow.ly/1yqq50XTweL

01/11/2026

Schedule 1-A is updated for 2025 with new additional deductions, including “No Tax on Tips,” “No Tax on Overtime,” car loan interest (QPVLI), and an enhanced senior deduction. Some deductions require joint filing and have income limits.

Read more at https://nstp.org/article/schedule-1-instructions-available

01/25/2025

owners with employees, you still have time to submit wage statements and certain information returns to the federal government. The deadline for submission is January 31. If you need to file 1099 series forms, the offers free e-filing to help you get it done quickly.

Learn more about your filing options at https://ow.ly/33f850UIuvz.

10/25/2024

The has released tax inflation adjustments for tax year 2025. Changes to more than 60 tax provisions may affect you when you file your return in 2026. https://ow.ly/RNWH50TQSeh

10/03/2024

Victims of in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and parts of Florida, Tennessee and Virginia, now have until May 1, 2025 to file various individual and business tax returns and make payments.

Learn more: https://www.irs.gov/helene