Sapper & Bates CPAs, LLC

08/01/2022

***WE MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION***
9101 Wesleyan Road, Suite 415
Indianapolis, IN 46268

See you there.

Thanks!!!

01/13/2022

We have been experiencing unprecedented delays when dealing with the IRS. The article talks about IRS issues and maybe what to expect for filings for 2021.

Many Americans rely on tax refunds, but those checks might be delayed this year. Part of the problem is outdated 1960s equipment.

03/17/2021

Just off the press.... IRS extends 2021 Filing deadline to May 17, 2021

03/20/2020

****Just Announced**** Treasury Department just moved the Filing Due date to July 15, 2020. No returns due no payments due until July 15, 2020.

12/21/2016

We have moved!

Sapper & Bates CPAs is now in our new space in the 921 E 86th Street building, Suite 103. Our new building is in same office complex: Executive North and is now the second building on the right as you enter off 86th street.

Our new space is on the first floor. Please use the building’s North side entrance facing 86th Street. After building entry, our office will be the first door on your right. All phone numbers remain the same.

11/18/2015

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03/28/2015

03/28/2015

Listed dates for 2015 tax deadlines!

Just how soon can you file your 2014 tax return? The IRS plans to begin processing e-filed and paper-filed returns on January 20th, 2015. Find this and other significant tax dates in calendar year 2015.

10/27/2014

IRS Continues to Warn about Telephone Scams: The IRS issued a consumer alert providing tips for taxpayers to protect themselves from scammers pretending to be the IRS. The callers may demand money or say a refund is due to trick taxpayers into divulging private information. The caller may know quite a lot about the person they contact, and will usually have altered the caller ID to make it look like the IRS is calling. These scams are being seen in every part of the country. Scammers may, but the IRS will never: (1) call about taxes owed without first mailing an official notice, (2) demand that taxes be paid without the opportunity to question or appeal the amount owed, (3) require a specific payment method be used (i.e., a prepaid debit card), (4) ask for credit or debit card number over the phone, and (5) threaten to bring in local law enforcement officials to arrest for nonpayment. Incidents should be reported to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration at (800) 366-4484

12/19/2012

In an 11/13/12 letter to Senator Orrin Hatch, acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller said that he had instructed his staff to leave the IRS's core systems "as-is" with respect to the AMT and hold off on any substantial design and engineering work. If Congress enacts an AMT patch, including both increased exemption amounts and the special tax credit ordering rules, by the end of 2012, the IRS "would likely be able to open the 2013 tax filing season with minimal delays for most taxpayers." If an AMT patch is not enacted by year-end, there "would be serious repercussions for taxpayers." Roughly 28 million taxpayers would be faced with a very large, unexpected tax liability for 2012. Furthermore, the IRS would have to instruct more than 60 million taxpayers that they cannot file their tax return or receive a refund until the IRS completes the necessary systems changes. Due to "the magnitude and complexity of the changes, it is entirely possible that these taxpayers would not be able to file until late March 2013, if not even later.