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IRS encourages taxpayers to check withholding now for next year

Featuring MassCPAs 2025 Public Policy and State Competitiveness Report, the MA House of Representatives releasing its $64.1 billion FY26 and more.

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Missed the April tax-filing due date? File promptly to minimize interest and penalties

We’re proud to introduce the 2025 MassCPAs Educational Foundation scholarship winners—an inspiring group of future accounting professionals who represent the strength of the pipeline. 

IRS marks 70th anniversary of April 15 tax filing deadline

IRS: All of Arkansas qualifies for disaster tax relief; various deadlines postponed to Nov. 3

IRS: All of Tennessee qualifies for disaster tax relief; various deadlines postponed to Nov. 3

IRS: Need more time to file, request an extension

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More than $1 billion in 2021 tax refunds still unclaimed – Taxpayers should act now to see if they are eligible

First quarter estimated tax payment deadline is April 15

Last-minute filing tips, resources available to help taxpayers who still need to file

Featuring IRS workforce cuts and resources, DOR March revenue collections and more.

Massachusetts is at a crossroads in maintaining its economic competitiveness. While the state has made progress with a $1 billion tax reform package in 2023, ongoing concerns about tax policy, business climate and workforce trends continue to drive high-income residents and businesses out of the Commonwealth. To address these challenges, MassCPAs conducted its third annual Public Policy and State Competitiveness Survey, providing critical data to inform policymakers and business leaders. Survey participants were in-state industry leaders as well as nearly 200 CPAs representing roughly 4,600 high- income clients (defined as clients with an annual taxable income in excess of $1 million).

IRS reminds taxpayers to access or create an IRS Online Account today

IRS: Act now to file, pay or request an extension

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IRS reminder: Disaster victims in twelve states have automatic extensions to file and pay their 2024 taxes

Reminder to those who owe: Payment plan options are available