Tax Pros Start to Gain Ground in E-Filings
Refunds one of the only bright spots.
By Beth Bellor
IRS
Pros Filing More Returns than DIYers
… in the tax season that never ends.
By Beth Bellor
Bleak but slightly less so.
MORE: Tax Pro E-Filings Down 20 Percent | IRS Web Traffic Doubles over Year-Ago | COVID Drowns IRS in New Filings | 2020 Tax Season Comes to a Screeching Halt | The Tax Season 2020 Dumpster Fire | Tax Pros Fall Behind 6.2% in Returns Filed | Tax Pros Trail by 908,000 Returns
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That’s probably the best way to categorize the trends in the most recent data from the Internal Revenue Service.
Tax Pros Hold Slimmest of Margins in E-filings
But those filings remain down 17 percent.
By Beth Bellor
Pro Tax Prep Stalls to a Crawl amid Covid-Extended Season
Pros hold the margin, but barely.
By Beth Bellor
New tax filing statistics show only a couple of upticks over last year: DIY e-filings and IRS website traffic, suggesting tax practitioners have hit the big “pause” button on Tax Season 2020.
MORE: Tax Pro E-Filings Down 20 Percent | IRS Web Traffic Doubles over Year-Ago | COVID Drowns IRS in New Filings | 2020 Tax Season Comes to a Screeching Halt | The Tax Season 2020 Dumpster Fire | Tax Pros Fall Behind 6.2% in Returns Filed | Tax Pros Trail by 908,000 Returns | Tax Pro IRS Filings Lag by 532,000
Then again, if you’re in I.T. at the IRS, that might not be such happy news.
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Tax Pro E-Filings Down 20 Percent
IRS.gov visits top 1 billion.
By Beth Bellor