Think you don't handle tax payments? Think again. In this blog, Larry Hasson breaks down the parts of the tax-payment process you’re actually managing, why it’s draining your capacity, and how making this process simpler benefits both your firm and your clients.

Learn how to fill out FINTRAC's Attestation of Activities form as a CPA and how to identify if you are a reporting entity.

Aprio, a Top 25 business advisory and accounting firm, joins Remitian in a forward-looking initiative to modernize tax payment technology

Remitian is changing the way taxpayers make payments with the Unified Taxpayer Experience. Discover how you can offer your clients clarity, control, and confidence.

Key Takeaways Post-October 15 deadline marks the critical transition from reactive compliance to strategic year end tax planning for CPA firms Being aware of the tax filing deadline is essential, as many year-end tax strategies and retirement account contributions must be completed by this date to be effective for the current tax year. Payment confirmation challenges and manual administrative work severely impact firm profitability and client trust during year-end planning The ongoing IRS shutdown creates additional uncertainty requiring proactive systems and digital payment strategies Automation tools can reclaim valuable advisory time lost to logistics, allowing firms to focus on strategic tax planning strategies Building resilient systems now helps firms prepare for 2026 with improved operational efficiency and stronger client relationships

Accounting technology leader offers reliable tax payment automation amid reduced IRS staffing and potentially delayed operations

Navigate the after tax accounting season with our essential guide. Discover key dates and useful tips to ensure a smooth process for after Oct. 15th.

Just when accountants think they can take a breath, the October 15 tax deadline is looming around the corner. This final deadline is when millions of taxpayers who filed for a tax extension come rushing back to finish filing taxes, often with missing forms, mismatched numbers, and misplaced urgency.

What happens with taxes during government shutdown is one of the first questions taxpayers ask when Washington stalls. While the 2025 US government shutdown has disrupted federal agencies, the IRS continues to function thanks to special contingency funding. That means deadlines stay the same, payments are still due, and audits continue as scheduled.