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Welcome to the refreshed SWT website

Greetings, our refreshed SWT website is here! Explore the new design, income and expense workbook, tax resources, and secure portal guidance. SWT serves clients in all 50 states. Visit the website to see what’s new.

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Getting ready for tax preparation: your SWT document checklist

Get ready for tax preparation with SWT: gather your previous year’s filed return, valid photo ID, income and expense records, and use your secure portal for documents.

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IRS reminder: Cybersecurity Awareness Month offers simple steps to protect tax data

Independent review draft for Sex Worker Taxes: Cybersecurity basics for taxpayers and small businesses Introduction: Independent adult-industry workers and small business owners can benefit from simple, practical cybersecurity habits to protect client information, tax records, and online accounts. This review synthesizes authoritative guidance on strengthening online security and identifying common tax-related scams, preserving the original […]

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IRS launches new mobile app, expanding digital services for taxpayers

The new IRS app replaces IRS2Go and adds selected account services. Read the launch announcement, available features, and official-download precautions.

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IRS News & Tax Updates Sex workers

New IRS app gives taxpayers a new way to access services

Learn what the new IRS app can do, how existing IRS2Go users get it, and how to find official download links while avoiding scams.

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IRS News & Tax Updates Sex workers

Eligible taxpayers may receive automatic penalty relief

Learn who may qualify for IRS Automatic Exemption from Penalty, the First Time Abate transition, and why tax and interest may still be due.

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2026 Tax Update: Form 1099-NEC Reporting Threshold Increases to $2,000

For 2026 payments, the general federal 1099-NEC threshold increases to $2,000. Learn what changes for contractor payments, why income remains taxable, and which exceptions still apply.