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.

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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.

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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.

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

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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.

The IRS has just announced major changes as the government shutdown stretches into its second week. Nearly half of all IRS employees (about 34,000 workers) are being furloughed, marking the first significant reduction in operations since the shutdown began. With call centers, IT staff, and many headquarters employees sent home, taxpayers and firms should expect longer wait times, slower refund processing, and potential backlogs as the IRS scales back to essential services only.

Even though Maryland has a centralized system for managing state tax obligations, the process is far from seamless. Outdated interfaces, multiple portals, and repeated data entry make tax season stressful, especially for freelancers, landlords, or business owners handling multiple filings.

At Remitian, we believe tax remittance shouldn’t be a burden — it should be seamless, secure, and stress-free. But how exactly do we make that happen? In this behind-the-scenes look, we’ll lift the curtain on the powerful technology driving our digital tax platform and show you how we’re redefining what tax compliance can be.

In the world of business operations, few things are as universally dreaded as tax compliance. From confusing remittance schedules to juggling payments across federal, state, and local levels, companies—especially those operating across multiple jurisdictions—often find themselves entangled in a web of deadlines, forms, and penalties. It’s a landscape marked by complexity, inefficiency, and risk.

A streamlined, automated tax remittance platform designed to simplify compliance, reduce errors, and give businesses confidence in their tax obligations.

The digital revolution has transformed industries worldwide, and tax management is no exception. Digital tax solutions like Remitian streamline tax remittance, automate compliance checks, and reduce human error. But beyond convenience, these tools provide a measurable return on investment (ROI) through cost savings, efficiency improvements, and regulatory adherence.

In today’s fast-paced world, accounting firms face a growing demand for automation and efficiency. Clients expect seamless solutions, and accountants need tools that saves time and also elevates the level of service provided. One such tool that’s transforming the industry is Remitian. It is an accounting software platform that has revolutionized how we handle tax payments, streamline workflows, and build stronger client relationships.