IRS PIN Announcement: DO NOT THROW OUT

If you are one of the unfortunate victims of IRS identity theft you will need a one-time PIN to file your tax return. Without this numeric identifier your 2015 tax return will be rejected. The IRS issues taxpayer victims this PIN in a written notice.

In this issue:

• Is a Reverse Mortgage the Solution?
• IRS Announces Annual Scams
• Tax Breaks for Education
• Common Missing Tax Return Items

This month:

• March 8th: Daylight Savings Time Begins
• March 16th: Due Date for 1120, 1120S Corp. Tax Returns

This month's issue outlines the benefits and risks of reverse mortgages, includes a recap of all too common IRS tax scams, reviews some common educational benefits and provides a list of "frequently missing" information that can often hold up filing your tax return.