Accounting February 19, 2026
Voting Opens for 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards!
Voting in the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards is now open. Readers can vote for the programs, hardware, services, and other technologies they use and trust.
Taxes December 13, 2023
Home Energy Credits Under the Inflation Reduction Act
This article covers two home energy tax credits for your individual clients to take advantage of by saving money on their tax returns and conserving energy to help out the environment.
Taxes December 13, 2023
5 Tax Season Tactics to Grow Client Advisory Services
Diversifying with tax-adjacent advisory services can add value to your existing clients, build recurring revenue streams and increase the likelihood of your tax clients returning next season.
Taxes December 13, 2023
What to Know about Tax Savings in the Inflation Reduction Act
Many home and small business owners are looking for energy resilience and security in the face of increasing power outages and skyrocketing energy bills.
![natural_disasters_list_1_.56117a5e5df03[1]](https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/natural_disasters_list_1_.56117a5e5df03_1_.61c1db14bf0ea.png)
Taxes December 13, 2023
AICPA Submits Recommendations More Streamlined Process for Disaster Extension Requests
Slower approvals, emotional trauma and shortage of building materials, skilled labor, utilities and the other services for rebuilding add to the difficulty some taxpayers experience.
Taxes December 11, 2023
On Event of 250th Anniversary of Boston Tea Party, U.S. Tea Merchants and Small Businesses Find Taxes too Complex
Eight in 10 tea merchants (82%) feel anxiety related to staying on top of their tax obligations. In the U.S., there are more than 900 sales tax rules on tea products.
Taxes December 10, 2023
Decoding the Difference: Tax Planning vs. Advisory
Let’s talk through how these two functions differ, and how you as a tax professional can better define them for your clients to create additional revenue streams.
Taxes December 7, 2023
CPA Indicted for $800,000 in Tax Fraud, Claiming Fake Foster Child as Dependent
Jack Lee Oliver of Rivesville, WV, used a foster child he never met to inflate his tax refund, according to the Justice Department.
IRS December 7, 2023
IRS Shoots Down Rumors of More Stimulus Checks
The IRS has no plans to send a fourth round of stimulus checks, despite claims made in a series of widely-shared social media posts.
Taxes December 6, 2023
Billionaire Tax Rests on a Disputed $14,729 Tax Refund at the U.S. Supreme Court
Democratic dreams of imposing a wealth tax on the richest Americans risk being snuffed out by a dispute over a $14,729 bill.
Taxes December 6, 2023
House Ways and Means Backs Release of Hunter Biden Tax Probe Information
After IRS agents testify, the House tax-writing panel voted to make public documents and transcripts provided by the agents.
![CPE_7b_1_.54c00424e4707[1]](https://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/CPE_7b_1_.54c00424e4707_1_.5f2855912c595.png)
Accounting December 1, 2023
Online CPE Conference Dec. 6-7 Offers Up to 14 Hours of Free CPE Credits
Professionals can earn up to 14 hours of free CPE during this 2-day annual, virtual conference. Additionally, EAs can receive up to 3 hours of CE credit. Pick only the sessions you want to attend.
Taxes December 1, 2023
IRS Offers New Guidance On Clean Vehicle Manufacturing
The proposed regulations provide definitions and proposed rules for qualified manufacturers of vehicles to determine eligibility for the clean vehicle credit regarding the excluded entity restrictions.