Filing season seems to get tougher each year for both accountants and taxpayers as they head into crunch time. This year is no different, as there are more forms to file, more information needed to file them, and that information itself is coming in more slowly. "There's more [forms] to file this year, which complicates the filing season," said Greg Rosica, tax partner at Big Four firm Ernst & Young. "Historically, there was one Schedule D to track gains or losses when stock was sold. Now there's Form 8949, in three different versions, in addition to Schedule D. Form 1099s and Schedule K-ls, which should be in already, are still coming in."
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