Government Shutdown Effect on IRS and Tax Court
The government shutdown has had a significant impact on the tax administration, including important IRS functions and U.S. Tax Court’s operations.
David C. Holtz to speak at Provisors Tax Masters Affinity Group regarding Sensitive Employment Tax Audits
Holtz, Slavett & Drabkin tax attorney and partner, David C. Holtz, will be a speaker at the Provisors Tax Masters Affinity Group, which will take place on January 11, 2017, in Century City, California. David will be speaking on “Addressing Employment Tax...
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Effect of Government Shutdown on Taxes and the IRS
The government shutdown, however, does not mean that you get a free pass from filing and paying your taxes. During the government shut down all tax laws remain in effect, and all taxpayers should continue to meet their tax obligations, including timely filing of the extended tax returns by October 15, 2013. During the government shutdown, the IRS will continue to accept and process all tax returns with payments but will not issue refunds.