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Michigan Treasury Notice Errors Creating Confusion for Taxpayers
Many taxpayers are currently receiving unexpected correspondence from the Michigan Department of Treasury related to their 2025 tax filings. These notices may include penalty and interest assessments, missing estimated tax payments, unapplied credits, or even unexpected refund checks that do not appear to make sense based on the taxpayer’s filed return and payment history.
New for 2025: “Trump Accounts” for Children
By now, many families have likely heard about the new Trump Accounts—a federal savings initiative designed to help jump-start long-term savings for children. Beginning with the 2025 tax year, these accounts may offer a valuable opportunity, including a potential one-time $1,000 government contribution.
MRPR Joins CPAmerica Inc.
We’re excited to announce that MRPR CPAs & Advisors has joined CPAmerica Inc., one of the nation’s leading associations of independent CPA and advisory firms. This membership strengthens our commitment to delivering exceptional expertise, resources, and value to the clients we serve.
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Online Accounting Users
As accountants, we spend a lot of time talking about cash flow, margins, reporting, and compliance. But increasingly, we’re having another important conversation with clients: cybersecurity.
IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Create an Online Account
The IRS is continuing to expand its digital services and is strongly encouraging individual taxpayers to create an IRS Online Account. This recommendation was recently outlined in IRS Bulletin IR-2026-21, which details how to create an account and the benefits of doing so.
Michigan Encourages Taxpayers to Create a MI Online Account
In addition to the IRS’s expanded online services, the State of Michigan is also encouraging taxpayers to set up and use Michigan Online Accounts (MI Open Accounts). This initiative is designed to improve secure access to tax information and support electronic payments and correspondence. According to a recent announcement from the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS),