Peak tax season should not mean being stuck on hold. Long wait times, payment follow ups, and bank calls quietly add to unbillable hours for accountants every year. There is a better way to manage tax payments without calling federal tax agencies or financial institutions. In this blog, our CEO, Solon Angel breaks down why hold times spike during tax season and how digital platforms like Remitian help firms save time, reduce stress, and stay focused on higher value work.

Tax payments are often the most fragile link in the tax process, not because returns are incorrect, but because payment workflows tend to break down when timelines tighten and complexity spikes. In our latest blog, Remitian CEO Solon Angel explores why having a clear tax payment playbook is critical for modern accounting teams. By establishing a structured, repeatable approach to managing payments, organizations can reduce last-minute risk, improve coordination, and relieve pressure on teams during peak filing periods, turning tax payments from a recurring pain point into a predictable, well-governed process.

The IRS is phasing out paper check payments as part of a push toward fully digital, faster, and more secure transactions. While many taxpayers may resist the change, this shift creates an opportunity for accounting firms to stand out. Firms that proactively guide clients through the transition with clear communication and effective digital tools can turn potential disruption into a competitive advantage.

“Submitted” doesn’t always mean “paid.” In tax payments, time is one of the most underestimated risks. A payment can take up to six days to process; days when penalties, interest, and client anxiety can quietly build. In this blog, CEO Solon breaks down the hidden costs of time in tax payments, including the operational strain on firms, the reputational risk when payments post late, and the emotional toll accountants absorb behind the scenes. Six days can be too long, and this is why.

Tax professionals face more than just deadlines and changing regulations—they also carry ongoing legal and regulatory risk tied to everyday decisions. This blog explores five of the most common liability risks accountants encounter in tax work, why they matter, and how they often arise quietly over time. By understanding where exposure lives, firms can take practical steps to protect themselves and their clients without slowing down their practice.

In a conversation with Refresh Miami writer Riley Kaminer, our CEO Solon breaks down the overlooked gap in tax compliance; the moment after filing. Remitian is focused on fixing that exact friction point, and this piece captures why it matters now.

Learn the top complexities of the US tax system and how Remitian is working to solve them.

From expanded US state coverage to faster Canadian payments and a smoother onboarding experience, Remitian is starting he New Year by making tax payments easier.

A recap of 2025, a defining year for not only tax, but Remitian.