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Technology February 21, 2025 

There were five innovation themes that percolated to the top of my list, which I believe we will see integrated into products we use in our homes, and possibly our offices over the next few years.

Roman Kepczyk

February 21, 2025 

The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax news briefs and tax court rulings.

Ken Berry, JD

Taxes February 21, 2025 

This article includes an easy reference chart that taxpayers can use to estimate how soon they may get their income tax refund.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

IRS February 20, 2025 

The IRS abruptly fired up to 10 employees in its Syracuse, NY office Thursday, part of a group of almost 7,000 agency workers let go by the Trump administration during tax season.

IRS February 20, 2025 

The purge largely targeted newer “probationary” employees who have fewer protections than long-term workers.

IRS February 20, 2025 

A technical glitch prevented officials from notifying thousands of IRS employees via email that they were being terminated. The agency had to resort to paper.

Taxes February 20, 2025 

The federal cost-cutting effort dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency says it has saved $55 billion in federal spending so far, but its website only accounts for $16.6 billion of that.

Payroll February 20, 2025 

For those living on a fixed income, such as Social Security, a key part of financial planning may include keeping tabs on next year’s Cost Of Living Adjustment, and right now, it’s looking pretty low.

Firm Management February 20, 2025 

The report reveals that mid-sized (21-50 employees) and large firms (over 200 employees) are leading AI adoption.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Taxes February 20, 2025 

To avoid mistakes and potential processing delays, taxpayers should refrain from filing until they have received all necessary tax documents. Taxpayers should always carefully review documents for inaccuracies or missing information.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Accounting February 20, 2025 

The beneficial ownership information reporting roller coaster that has been ongoing for the past two months because of various lawsuits is finally pulling into the station after a federal district court in Texas on Feb. 17 lifted the final nationwide injunction that had put the mandatory small business filings on hold since last December.

Jason Bramwell

Taxes February 20, 2025 

No one can say with certainty but lawmakers are hopeful that the partisan bickering that's dominated Washington debate will subside on the disaster tax relief issue.