Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You Think

Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You Think

Filed an Amended Return? Why the IRS Clock Moves Slower Than You ThinkSteve Perry
Published on: 15/10/2026

Filed Form 1040-X? The IRS processes amendments on a slower track. Steve Perry, EA explains why notices, interest, and refund delays can still create risk while you wait.

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IRS 2026 Enforcement Playbook: What Small Businesses Should Expect Before Year End

IRS 2026 Enforcement Playbook: What Small Businesses Should Expect Before Year End

IRS 2026 Enforcement Playbook: What Small Businesses Should Expect Before Year EndSteve Perry
Published on: 06/10/2026

The IRS is shifting small business enforcement toward automated matching, analytics, and collection notices. Learn what to expect before year end and why waiting narrows options.

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Missing a K-1 or 1099 on October 14: How to File a Complete Return Anyway

Missing a K-1 or 1099 on October 14: How to File a Complete Return Anyway

Missing a K-1 or 1099 on October 14: How to File a Complete Return AnywaySteve Perry
Published on: 01/10/2026

Missing a K-1 or 1099 before the extended deadline? Learn how to reconstruct the amount, file a complete return, handle IRS matching notices, and correct the figure without losing options.

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