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Coronavirus Impact in Maryland

by Tracey Hrica, EA Mar 23, 2020

I know many of you have questions, as our phone has been ringing off the hook today!  This morning Governor Hogan enacted an executive order closing all non-essential businesses, organizations, establishment, and facilities in Maryland, effective at 5:00 today. Fortunately, our office has been deemed essential, so we will continue to be open to assist you during this time.  However, we will be keeping our door locked, and limiting acc...

Latest Update – Tax Filing Deadline Extended and More

by Kenneth Hrica, CPA Mar 20, 2020

To start with, we at Century wish the best for you and your families during this unprecedented time.  We promised to keep you up to date with the latest news regarding income and tax matters. The Families First Coronavirus Response Act was signed into law late Wednesday, so I will update you on that, but I want to touch on a few other areas first. When we last reported, the tax filing deadline had not been extended past April 15th – ...

Coronavirus – Stimulus Packages and Tax Deadlines – What We Know Today

by Tracey Hrica, EA Mar 17, 2020

With news updates being posted every few minutes, keeping up on the latest developments can be overwhelming. We want to give you a concise update on the economic and tax issues as they stand at the moment. Tax Deadlines: The Treasury Department did NOT extend the deadline to file taxes past April 15th. What they did do was extent the due date for any tax payments owed. Those payments are now able to be automatically deferred, interest f...

What Should I Ask My Accountant About……? Marriage

by Tracey Hrica, EA Mar 10, 2020

This post has been updated. Find the new post here:  9 Things The IRS Doesn’t Want You To Know About Getting Married...

It’s Almost July 15th! What if I Owe the IRS Taxes?

by Tracey Hrica, EA Mar 06, 2020

Updated July 12, 2020 One in five U.S. taxpayers could owe the IRS money this year. If you can’t pay on the 15th, take a deep breath — there are things you can do. Even if you can’t afford to pay your taxes, it is imperative that you still file a timely return and make arrangements to pay what you owe. Failing to do so will result in penalties and interest. However, don’t panic. You should contact the IRS to discuss your payment...

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