How to File Form 941 Electronically in 2026: A Complete Guide
Learn how to file Form 941 electronically in 2026. Know the filing steps, deadlines, payment options, common mistakes, and IRS e-filing requirements.
IRS Releases Draft Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC: What’s Changed for 2027 Reporting?
Forms 1099-MISC and 1099-NEC are the information returns businesses file with the IRS to report miscellaneous payments and nonemployee compensation. The IRS has released draft December 2026 versions of both...
H-2A Workers and Payroll Taxes: What Agricultural Employers Must Know Before Hiring Foreign Workers
Understand how payroll taxes apply to H-2A workers. Explore employer tax responsibilities, exemptions, withholding rules, and best practices for agricultural payroll compliance.
Smart Upload for Form 941: Use Your Own File to Import Payroll Data Faster
See how TaxBandits Smart Upload speeds up Form 941 filing by importing your payroll data directly from your own file.
What’s New in TaxBandits for the Q2 941 Filing Season?
Explore new TaxBandits features that make Q2 Form 941 filing faster, easier, and more efficient for businesses and tax professionals.
Pastor Housing Allowance and Payroll: What Churches Should Document Before Payday
Learn what churches should document before processing payroll for pastors, including housing allowance designations, compensation records, tax considerations, and compliance requirements.
IRS Releases Draft Form 5498: What’s Changed for 2027 Reporting?
Form 5498 is the information return that trustees and issuers file with the IRS to report IRA contributions, rollovers, conversions, repayments, and the fair market value of retirement accounts. The...
Form 1040-NR Extension Guide: Filing Deadlines and Tax Rules for Nonresident Aliens
Living, studying, working, investing, or doing business in the U.S. as a nonresident can come with one very specific tax question: Do I need to file a U.S. tax return?...
FIRE to IRIS Transition: What to Know Before the IRS Retires the Legacy System in 2027
Discover the key details you need to know before the IRS retires the FIRE system in 2027 and fully transitions to IRIS.