Taxes February 13, 2026
Tax Court Slams Brakes on Charitable Deduction
The Tax Court immediately nixed the deduction because of the inadequate substantiation and the lack of any appraisal for high-income items.
Taxes January 23, 2023
Supreme Court Shoots Down Appeal on Use of COVID Aid for Tax Cuts
Several GOP-led states sued after President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act into law in 2021.
Taxes January 23, 2023
Some States Are Considering Shelving the Grocery Tax
Five of the 13 states where groceries were taxed as of last Jan. 1 passed laws to eliminate or ease the pinch.
Taxes January 23, 2023
Trump Ends NY Tax Return Fight Because GOP ‘Has No Interest’
Latest filing from Trump’s lawyer cited the TRUST Act and the recent change in political circumstances.
Firm Management January 23, 2023
How to Ask for a Five-Star Google Review
Asking clients for reviews can feel awkward. In general, though, people love to brag about great customer service. They might just need a little reminder to do so.
January 20, 2023
3 Tips to Avoid Tax Season Burnout
The fight against burnout starts with managing stress. Sure, stress can be beneficial — your ancestors were certainly grateful for that “fight or flight” response — but burnout is not. It leaves you feeling emotionally and physically spent, even on ...
Taxes January 19, 2023
The Tax Blotter – Jan. 20, 2023
The tax law provides generous tax breaks to investors in real estate, but there are several key tax pitfalls to watch out for.
Accounting January 19, 2023
AICPA & CIMA to Sponsor Inaugural IFRS Sustainability Symposium
The IFRS Sustainability Symposium, which will be held at the Palais des congrès de Montréal, is designed for global business leaders, investors and policymakers.
Advisory January 17, 2023
Eide Bailly Sees Risk Awareness Driving Growth in Sales Tax Automation
Top 20 firm Eide Bailly has found ways to help clients stay in compliance with these varying regulations and minimize the audit risks they pose.
Taxes January 13, 2023
Michigan Expects $9B Budget Surplus, May Cut Income Taxes
State treasury officials estimate Michigan government will see a $9.2 billion surplus at the end of this fiscal year, increasing the likelihood that all that cash could trigger a permanent cut in the state income tax.
Taxes January 13, 2023
Texas Tax Preparer Guilty of PPP Fraud and Tax Conspiracy
As a manager, Loyd personally instructed some of her co-conspirators how to prepare false tax returns.
Taxes January 10, 2023
Longtime Trump Org CFO Gets 5-Month Sentence for Tax Fraud
Allen Weisselberg, 75, admitted to receiving more than $1.7 million in off-the-books perks over 15 years.
Taxes January 5, 2023
IRS Audits Dropped Slightly in 2022
Low-income wage-earners taking the earned income tax credit had a higher-than-expected audit rate, report says.