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EL Reporte del BOI para aquellas empresas inscritas hasta Diciembre de 2023, tiene plazo durante este año 2024, pero las empresas incorporadas en este año 2024, solo tienen 90 días para hacerlo. No esperes para último momento.

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Auto dealers must register with the IRS to receive advance payments of the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit

 Auto dealers must register with the IRS to receive advance payments of the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit

To submit time-of-sale reports and receive advance payments of the Clean Vehicle Tax Credit, auto dealers and sellers must register their business with IRS Energy Credits Online. Dealers and sellers must use this tool to submit all time-of-sale reports for vehicles placed in service in 2024 and future years.

How to register
To register or access a previously registered business, dealers and sellers can go to IRS Energy Credits Online. The step-by-step instructions guide them through the process to register, submit time-of-sale reports and enter advance payment information. It may take 15 days or longer for the registration to process.

Once registered, dealers and sellers must use this tool to enter time-of-sale reports and provide the buyer certain required information.  

What happens after registration
When a dealer successfully submits a time-of-sale report, the vehicle is eligible for the credit. A submission is successful when the dealer receives a copy of the report and a confirmation of acceptance by IRS Energy Credits Online. Buyers should use the copy of the report when they file their annual federal tax return.

Find out more about the Clean Vehicle Credits at IRS.gov/cleanvehicle.

100 years of wisdom: Two World War II Veteran centenarians

 Two World War II Veteran centenarians celebrating their 100th and 101st birthdays have seen drastic changes in the world.

Veterans James W. Smith and Alexander E. Vroblesky have experienced many changes in their lifetime with help from the VA Maryland Health Care System.

“Without Maryland VA, my dad would probably be in a nursing home and he might not still be alive,” said Ginny Vroblesky, his daughter and caregiver. “His primary care doctor has advised and provided the necessary supplies to enable me to take care of him. We were able to get a wheelchair accessible van because of his combat related injuries.”

Audrey Smith, James W. Smith’s daughter, echoes the sentiment. “From the emergency room staff to various specialty personnel and the inpatient hospital staff, all have worked together to focus on the right care plan for his specific needs. Anything he needed, for example to hear better, has been provided. A stair lift is on the way.”

“The focus is to maintain a good quality of life.”

“These oldest patients can have medically complex issues,” said Dr. Saeeduddin Khan, of the GeriPACT team who serves the older patients. “Our goal is to do what is best for the Veterans’ wellbeing. The focus is to maintain a good quality of life as long as possible.”

Reverend Smith (center)

This means not relying on a plethora of medicines that could bring about unwelcomed side effects. “Every medicine has side effects. Sometimes by giving medicines to patients at this age to solve one problem, it creates a series of other problems due to the side effects,” Khan added.

Born in Oxford, North Carolina, the oldest of eight children, Rev. James W. Smith, who turned 100 Nov. 6, 2023, grew up on a farm before being drafted into the Army the first time in 1944, and the second time in 1947. He worked in food service as a dietitian and cook.

He married Mary Alice Royster in 1950, and they had two daughters, Belendia and Audrey. “As a result of my service, I was able to gain access to education, health care and other services that improved my life and that of my family. I’ve been coming to VA since my first discharge in 1946 in North Carolina and later Maryland,” Smith said.

Smith credits all his success to his relationship with God and heeding the call to enter the ministry. He organized the Little Antioch Baptist Church in Baltimore which later become Second Antioch Baptist Church where he served as pastor for 42 years.

“I want people to see the importance of having a good relationship with God first, then your family and friends and those you with work with. Then you will have a happy life because of all your positive relationships.” He preached the day before his 100th birthday.

“She was interested in a fire truck and I was interested in her.”

Alexander E. Vroblesky (pictured above with his family) celebrated his 101st birthday Oct. 19, 2023. Born in Highland, Pennsylvania, he worked as a riveter in Baltimore. He met the young woman who would become his wife, Virginia Walker, when he saw a fire truck followed by a beautiful woman. “She was chasing the fire truck because she came from a small town in West Virginia and had never seen a fire truck before. She was interested in the truck, and I was interested in her.”

Vroblesky enlisted in the Army in 1942 and was accepted into Air Cadet training to become a pilot. He became a member of the 15th Air Force, 485th Bomb Group, 829th Bomb Squadron, stationed in Italy. 

As a co-pilot of a B-24 bombing mission, his plane became disabled, causing the crew to bail out. “Most of us were captured and became POWs.” In Yugoslavia, while the prisoners were out of the train, the Chetniks came down from the hills and fought the Germans. The prisoners took off in all directions. The Bulgarians helped him rejoin the allies, but the prisoners were in tough shape and were taken for medical treatment.

Vroblesky returned to duty once he recovered. He spent 20 years in the Air Force as a training and personnel officer helping to shape the futures of young Airmen. His favorite assignment was as Commandant of the 313th Air Division Military Academy at Kadena, Okinawa.

After his discharge, he and Virginia stayed in Annapolis, where they raised their three children. They were married for 72 years, until her death at age 94 in 2017.

“The phrase ‘surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life’ is appropriate for me,” he said, reflecting on his long life.

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“Caring for our older Veterans, including those who have just turned 100, is a testament to our gratitude and respect for their service,” said Jona DeVera, coordinator for Outpatient Antimicrobial Therapy. “It’s an honor to serve them.”

Maryland VA offers specialized programs for eligible elderly Veterans. These services include home and community services, long-term care, fitness and rehabilitation, caregiver support, mental health, memory loss and brain health, medical foster homes and many more innovative programs that promote health and wellness.

FinCEN Sees Increase in BSA Reporting Involving the Use of Convertible Virtual Currency for Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking

 FinCEN Sees Increase in BSA Reporting Involving the Use of Convertible Virtual Currency for Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a Financial Trend Analysis (FTA) today reflecting an increase in Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) reporting associated with the use of convertible virtual currency and online child sexual exploitation and human trafficking. This FTA is based on BSA reporting filed between January 2020 and December 2021.

News Release: https://www.fincen.gov/news/news-releases/fincen-sees-increase-bsa-reporting-involving-use-convertible-virtual-currency

Financial Trend Analysis: https://www.fincen.gov/sites/default/files/shared/FTA_Human_Trafficking_FINAL508.pdf

¡No Dejes Pasar el Tiempo! La Importancia de Presentar tus Impuestos a Tiempo

¡No Dejes Pasar el Tiempo! La Importancia de Presentar tus Impuestos a Tiempo

En el vertiginoso mundo financiero, cada día cuenta y los plazos de presentación de impuestos no son la excepción. En nuestra empresa, comprendemos la importancia de manejar adecuadamente las obligaciones tributarias, y queremos recordarte que el reloj sigue avanzando.

¿Por qué es crucial presentar tus impuestos a tiempo?

1. Evitar Penalidades y Multas: El Servicio de Impuestos Internos (IRS) toma muy en serio los plazos establecidos. Presentar tus impuestos fuera de tiempo puede resultar en penalidades significativas y multas financieras.

2. Preservar tu Historial Financiero: Un historial de presentación de impuestos puntual puede beneficiarte en el futuro. Desde solicitudes de préstamos hasta transacciones inmobiliarias, tener tus impuestos al día refleja responsabilidad y estabilidad financiera.

3. Acceder a Créditos y Beneficios Fiscales: Al presentar tus impuestos a tiempo, tienes la oportunidad de aprovechar créditos y beneficios fiscales que podrían mejorar tu situación financiera.

Conoce las Posibles Penalidades:

1. Multa por Retraso: Si no presentas tus impuestos antes de la fecha límite, podrías enfrentar una multa por presentación tardía.

2. Intereses sobre Impuestos Adeudados: Los impuestos no pagados a tiempo pueden acumular intereses, aumentando la cantidad que debes al IRS.

3. Pérdida de Beneficios Fiscales: Al no cumplir con los plazos, podrías perder la oportunidad de aprovechar ciertos beneficios fiscales y deducciones.

No dejes que el tiempo juegue en tu contra. Nuestro equipo de expertos está aquí para ayudarte a cumplir con tus obligaciones tributarias de manera oportuna y eficiente. No solo evitas multas, sino que también te aseguras de optimizar tus recursos financieros.

¡Actúa Ahora! Contáctanos para obtener asesoramiento personalizado y asegúrate de que tus impuestos estén en orden. Tu tranquilidad financiera es nuestra prioridad.

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The Top Viewed Programs on Benefits.gov in 2023 (Los programas más vistos en Benefits.gov en 2023)

 

Los programas más vistos en Benefits.gov en 2023 Mientras reflexionamos sobre 2023, los visitantes de Benefits.gov demostraron una amplia gama de intereses. Desde apoyo financiero hasta asistencia para vivienda, las páginas más visitadas de Benefits.gov ofrecen información valiosa sobre las prioridades del público estadounidense. En este artículo, compartimos las cinco páginas de programas de beneficios más visitadas el año pasado. 1. Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) El Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) brinda apoyo a personas y familias de bajos ingresos ayudándolos a comprar alimentos elegibles para garantizar que tengan acceso a una dieta adecuada y saludable. Aprende más 2. Medicaid Medicaid brinda cobertura médica integral a personas y familias de bajos ingresos en los Estados Unidos. El programa ofrece una amplia gama de servicios médicos, que incluyen visitas al médico, atención preventiva, medicamentos recetados y más. Esto garantiza que las personas y familias inscritas tengan acceso a servicios médicos esenciales para mantener y mejorar su salud. Sigue leyendo 3. Seguro de Desempleo El Seguro de Desempleo brinda asistencia financiera temporal a personas que han perdido su empleo. El programa ayuda a las personas a satisfacer sus necesidades básicas, como vivienda, alimentos y servicios públicos, mientras buscan nuevas oportunidades de empleo. ¿Califico? 4. Programa de vales de elección de vivienda (Sección 8) El Programa de Vales de Elección de Vivienda , también conocido como Sección 8, ayuda a los hogares de bajos ingresos a obtener una vivienda segura y asequible. Los participantes tienen la libertad de elegir la vivienda que satisfaga sus necesidades, lo que les brinda la flexibilidad de seleccionar viviendas en varios lugares. Ver en Benefits.gov 5. Programa de asistencia energética para hogares de bajos ingresos (LIHEAP) El Programa de asistencia energética para hogares de bajos ingresos (LIHEAP) brinda asistencia financiera a hogares elegibles para ayudar a cubrir los costos de calefacción y refrigeración de sus hogares. Este programa garantiza que los beneficiarios puedan pagar y acceder a los servicios necesarios para un entorno de vida seguro y cómodo. ¿Quien es elegible para este programa? WWW.200GFS.COM

Social Security and Supplemental Security Income Benefits Explained

 Benefits.gov provides information on Social Security programs to help you through many phases of life. This article will explain some of the different Social Security programs, managed by the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA), including the Supplemental Security Income program.

Did you know, Social Security provides more than just retirement benefits? SSA offers several programs that include medical, disability, and retirement benefits. Each program has different requirements and is designed to help a different group of people.

Let’s look at some of the different Social Security programs and their eligibility requirements:

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

The SSI program provides monthly payments to adults and children with a disability or blindness who have income and resources below specific limits. SSI payments are also made to people age 65 and older without disabilities who meet financial qualifications. The eligibility requirements for this program include:

• Disabled, blind, or age 65.
• Limited income and resources.
• U.S. citizen, national, or a lawfully permitted alien meeting requirements.
• Reside in one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, or the Northern Mariana Islands, except for a child of military parent(s) assigned to permanent duty outside the U.S. or certain students temporarily abroad.

Other factors may affect your eligibility, including:

• Marital status.
• Income and resources of certain members in your household, like a spouse or parent of a minor child.

Social Security Retirement Insurance

This retirement program provides payments to help seniors replace their income later in life. The eligibility requirements for this program include:

Age 62 or older.

Having earned enough Social Security Credits. Learn how Social Security Credits work.

Social Security Child's Insurance

When a parent becomes disabled or dies, Social Security benefits can help stabilize the family’s financial future. These benefits provide necessities for family members and help make it possible for children to complete high school. To be eligible for this benefit, a child must be unmarried, dependent on the parent, and one of the following must apply:

• Younger than age 18.
• 18-19 years old and a full-time student (no higher than grade 12).
• Age 18 or older with a disability that began before age 22.
• A stepchild, grandchild, step-grandchild, or adopted child may also qualify for benefits in some cases.

Social Security Disability Insurance

Social Security pays disability benefits to you and certain members of your family if you worked long enough and have a medical condition that prevents you from working. The eligibility requirements for this program include:

• Unable to work because you have a medical condition expected to last at least one year or result in death.
• Not have a partial or short-term disability.
• Meet SSA’s definition of a disability. View the full definition of disability.
• Younger than full retirement age.
• If you qualify for disability benefits, certain members of your family may be eligible to receive benefits based on your work record.

Social Security Medicare Program

Medicare is our country’s federal health insurance program for people age 65 or older. SSA processes applications and provides general information about the Medicare program. The eligibility requirements for this program include:

• Age 65 or older.
• Receive Social Security Disability benefits.
• Have certain disabilities or permanent kidney failure (even if under age 65).

There are other Social Security programs to help with more specific needs. To find more information, check out the Social Security category of benefits on Benefits.gov You can also use the Benefit Eligibility Screening Tool to check your eligibility for Social Security benefits, based on answers to a confidential prescreening questionnaire.

2024 tax filing season set for January 29; IRS continues to make improvements to help taxpayers

 WASHINGTON —The Internal Revenue Service today announced Monday, Jan. 29, 2024, as the official start date of the nation’s 2024 tax season when the agency will begin accepting and processing 2023 tax returns. 

The IRS expects more than 128.7 million individual tax returns to be filed by the April 15, 2024, tax deadline. 

Although the IRS will not officially begin accepting and processing tax returns until Jan. 29, people do not need to wait until then to work on their taxes if they’re using software companies or tax professionals. For example, most software companies accept electronic submissions and then hold them until the IRS is ready to begin processing later this month. IRS Free File will also be available on IRS.gov starting Jan. 12 in advance of the filing season opening. The IRS Direct File pilot will be rolled out in phases as final testing is completed and is expected to be widely available in mid-March to eligible taxpayers in the participating states. 

Taxpayers will continue to see helpful changes at the IRS following ongoing transformation work. Building off the success of the 2023 tax season that saw significant improvements following passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the 2024 filing season will continue reflecting the focus on improving services to taxpayers.  

“As our transformation efforts take hold, taxpayers will continue to see marked improvement in IRS operations in the upcoming filing season,” said IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel. “IRS employees are working hard to make sure that new funding is used to help taxpayers by making the process of preparing and filing taxes easier.”    

April 15 tax filing deadline for most taxpayers 

For most taxpayers, the deadline to file their personal federal tax return, pay any tax owed or request an extension to file is Monday, April 15, 2024. 

Taxpayers living in Maine or Massachusetts have until April 17, 2024, due to the Patriot’s Day and Emancipation Day holidays. If a taxpayer resides in a federally declared disaster area, they also may have additional time to file. 

Tips to help people file in 2024 

The IRS encourages taxpayers to take steps now to “Get Ready” to file their 2023 individual federal tax return. It’s important for filers to gather all the correct information they need before filing their return. Organize and gather tax records including Social Security numbers, Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers, Adoption Identification Numbers and this year’s Identity Protection Personal Identification Numbers (IP PIN). Filing an accurate return can help taxpayers avoid refund delays or later IRS mailings  about a problem. 

People should report all their taxable income and wait to file until they receive all income related documents. This is especially important for people who may receive various Forms 1099 from banks or other payers reporting unemployment compensation, dividends, pensions, annuities or retirement plan distributions. If a taxpayer receives Forms 1099-K, they should visit What to do with Form 1099-K to help them determine if that money should be reported as income on their federal tax return. 

People should plan to file electronically with direct deposit. This is still the fastest and easiest way to file and receive a refund. To avoid delays in processing, people should avoid filing paper returns whenever possible. 

Key 2024 filing season dates

• January 12: IRS Free File opens.
• January 16: Due date for 2023 fourth quarter estimated tax payments.
• January 26: Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day.
• January 29: Filing season start date for individual tax returns.
• April 15: Due date of filing a tax return or to request an extension for most of the nation.
• April 17: Due date for Maine and Massachusetts.
• October 15: Due date for extension filers.

Comienza una nueva temporada de Impuestos (Taxes) para este ano 2023-2024

 Este mes de enero comienza una nueva temporada de impuestos (Taxes) para las personas y las empresas.

No dejes para último momento buscar tus recaudos y concertar una cita con tu contador de confianza, hay bastantes modificaciones y resoluciones nuevas para este año 2024.

Es importante que elijas un Preparador de Impuestos Profesional, debidamente capacitado y que esté en la página del IRS. Si eliges un preparador fantasma, que una vez cerrada la temporada más nunca sabras de el, también será responsabilidad tuya por no haber revisado las credenciales de esa persona.

A veces los clientes hacen verdadero ese dicho: "lo barato sale caro" y más en materia de impuestos que no solo son multas las que podrías tener, sino hasta penalidades de embargo y/o cárcel, obligándote a buscar especialistas en Impuestos que te cobraran probablemente para defenderte mas de lo que creias que te ahorrabas.

Es importante tener toda la documentación al momento de la cita y si tienes deudas pasadas llevar el saldo de la misma, el IRS este ano revisará y auditará todas las deudas pasadas sin pagar.

Atendemos casos de todos los Estados Unidos.

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 En todas las temporadas de impuestos (Taxes), aparecen los preparadores de impuestos fantasmas, que a pesar de estar en una oficina, tienen a desaparecer al finalizar la temporada. Se suelen reconocer por ofrecer antes de ver sus documentos reintegros (Refund) altos y suelen ofrecer otros servicios fuera de los bancos reconocidos para esto, de un pequeño adelanto y ellos cobrarían el reintegro. Cuidese, recuerde que la avaricia rompe el saco, por creer que va a tener dinero extra, esto se puede convertir en un gran problema futuro.

El tratar de buscar ayudas del gobierno que ya pasaron o que no existen, puede ser el ganador mas bien de una auditoria extensa de parte del IRS. No piense que usted es mas vivo que los funcionarios.

Asi el IRS, nos presenta lo siguiente, para nuestros clientes:

Elegir un preparador de impuestos de buena reputación es vital para la seguridad tributaria

A medida que las personas se preparan para la temporada de presentación de impuestos, es importante que seleccionen preparadores de declaraciones de impuestos con las habilidades, la educación y la experiencia para preparar los formularios de impuestos correctamente. Los contribuyentes son responsables de toda la información de su declaración de impuestos, independientemente de quién la prepare.

Hay diferentes tipos de preparadores de impuestos, incluidos contadores públicos certificados, agentes registrados, abogados y otros. Un contribuyente debe elegir un preparador de impuestos que funcione mejor para sus necesidades.

Aquí hay algunos consejos para ayudar a las personas a elegir un preparador.

Consulte el Directorio de preparadores del IRS

Los contribuyentes pueden encontrar un agente inscrito, un contador público certificado, abogado o participante en el Programa anual de la temporada de declaraciones de impuestos (en inglés) en el Directorio de preparadores del IRS (en inglés). 

Lista de comprobación para elegir un profesional de impuestos

Antes de contratar a un preparador de impuestos:

• Consultar el historial del preparador con Better Business Bureau. Los contribuyentes pueden verificar el estado de un agente inscrito (en inglés) en IRS.gov.
• Hacer preguntas acerca de las cuotas. Los contribuyentes deben evitar preparadores de declaraciones de impuestos que basan sus cuotas en un porcentaje del reembolso o que ofrecen depositar todo o parte de su reembolso en sus cuentas financieras. Los contribuyentes deben sospechar de los preparadores que afirman que pueden obtener reembolsos más grandes que otros preparadores de impuestos.
• Pregunte si el preparador planea usar la presentación electrónica (e-file). La forma más rápida de obtener un reembolso de impuestos es mediante la presentación electrónica y eligiendo el depósito directo.
• Elija una empresa o persona con un historial. Es posible que los preparadores tengan que responder preguntas sobre la declaración de impuestos meses o incluso años después.
• Asegurarse que el preparador firme e incluya su número de identificación de impuestos de preparador (PTIN). Los preparadores de declaraciones de impuestos remunerados deben tener un PTIN e incluirlo en cualquier declaración de impuestos que preparen.
• Verificar las credenciales del preparador. Solo los abogados, contadores públicos y agentes inscritos pueden representar a los contribuyentes ante el IRS en asuntos tributarios. Otros preparadores de declaraciones de impuestos que participan en el Programa anual de la temporada de declaraciones de impuestos (en inglés) del IRS tienen derechos de práctica limitados para representar a los contribuyentes durante las auditorías de las declaraciones que prepararon.

Tenga cuidado con las estafas de los preparadores de impuestos

El fraude de preparador de declaraciones de impuestos es una estafa tributaria común. Aquí hay consejos para evitar a los preparadores de impuestos sin escrúpulos.

El IRS se compromete a investigar a los preparadores de declaraciones de impuestos remunerados que actúan de manera inapropiada. Los contribuyentes pueden presente una queja si se han visto afectados financieramente por la mala conducta de un preparador de declaraciones de impuestos o por prácticas inadecuadas de preparación de impuestos.