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✨ God’s timing is always perfect, and His blessings shine brighter than any spotlight. I may walk through challenges, but with faith in my heart and God by my side, I know every step is leading me toward something greater. The beauty you see is not just in appearance—it is the confidence, strength, and grace that God has placed within me. Every blessing, every smile, and every opportunity is a reminder of His endless love. I am not defined by the world’s standards; I am defined by God’s purpose for my life. Today I choose gratitude, faith, and trust, knowing that the best is yet to come. May God continue to guide my path, protect my heart, and bless my journey beyond anything I could ever imagine. 🙏✨

🚨 IP PIN ALERT THEY’RE AVAILABLE NOW 🚨

Have you been waiting on an IP PIN Well they’re HERE and you can get it online today 👇🏽

✅ How to Get Your IP PIN Online
1. Go to IRS.gov
2. Sign in to your IRS account
3. Verify your identity through ID.me
4. Select Get an IP PIN
5. Your 6 digit IP PIN will appear instantly

You MUST have this number to file if the IRS assigned you one.

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📌 IP PIN FAQs

Does my IP PIN change every year
Yes A new IP PIN is issued every year

If I had an IP PIN last year do I have one this year
Yes unless you opted out

If I lost the IP PIN they mailed me can I get it online
Yes The online account is the fastest way

If I have an IP PIN for my dependent can I get it online
Yes through your IRS account if you are verified

What happens if I file without my IP PIN
Your return will be rejected

💚 Tax Tip
Get your IP PIN before your appointment to avoid delays

📲 Need help or ready to file
Book with us today We file it right the first time

🚗 BUSINESS OWNERS & GIG WORKERS PAY ATTENTION 🚗

The standard mileage rate is now 72.5¢ per mile, up 2.5¢ from last year — and yes, that matters for your taxes 👇🏽

What does this mean in real life?

If you drive your personal car for
✔️ Business
✔️ Self-employment
✔️ Gig work (Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, Amazon Flex, etc.)

You can deduct 72.5 cents for EVERY business mile you drove.

📌 Simple example
You drove 10,000 business miles
10,000 × $0.725 = $7,250 deduction

Last year it would’ve only been $7,000
👉🏽 That’s $250 MORE off your taxable income just because the rate increased.

Why this matters for taxpayers
• Lowers your taxable income
• Can increase your refund
• Can reduce what you owe
• Rewards people who actually use their vehicle to make money

⚠️ BUT HERES THE CATCH
You MUST
❌ Track your miles
❌ Separate personal vs business driving
❌ Have records if the IRS asks

No miles tracked = no deduction.

CC: Apps to use to track your miles or ACCEPTABLE MANUAL METHODS