05/26/2026
🚨 Have You Heard of the Kwong Ruling? 🚨
This could impact taxpayers who paid IRS penalties or interest during COVID.
Here’s what you need to know 👇
During COVID, the federal government declared a nationwide disaster. Under a little-known section of the tax code (IRC §7508A(d)), certain tax deadlines may have been automatically extended for the ENTIRE disaster period… plus 60 additional days.
In the case of Kwong v. United States, the court ruled that those extensions DID apply throughout the COVID disaster declaration.
👉 Translation:
Some taxpayers may have paid taxes, penalties, or interest sooner than legally required.
Which means…
đź’° You could potentially qualify for:
✔️ Penalty abatements
✔️ Interest refunds
✔️ Tax adjustments
At Keller & Koczara CPAs, we are proactively reviewing client tax accounts from:
📅 January 20, 2020 – July 10, 2023
to determine whether penalties and interest were improperly assessed and whether refunds or abatements may be available.
⚠️ IMPORTANT:
If our office contacts you requesting a signed Form 8821 for you and/or your spouse, please sign it promptly.
⏳ We have a limited time window to submit these requests.
🚨 Deadline: July 10, 2026 🚨
If you think this may apply to you, now is the time to review your tax history.
Call us at 239-945-9111