Remote Workers Can Create Multiple Taxation Issues for Businesses
A growing number of companies, including Airbnb, have told employees they can “live and work anywhere.” This can pose a world of new tax obligations.
Tax Practice Advisor Newsletter July 12, 2022
What the Next Generation of Tax Pros Wants From the Profession
The next generation of tax professionals are at a different place in their lives and careers than the owners of the firms they are applying to.
Were FBI Directors Comey and McCabe Targeted for IRS Audits?
The coincidence is so great that the IRS commissioner asked the department’s inspector general Thursday to investigate, after the audits were uncovered by The New York Times.
NYU School of Professional Studies to Host Summer Tax Conferences
This popular tax conference series is designed to benefit attorneys and accountants seeking to refresh their knowledge and learn more about the latest developments in legislation and regulations.
AICPA Solicits Feedback on CPA Exam Exposure Draft 
The Exposure Draft is the result of two years of research conducted through a Practice Analysis to align the CPA Exam to the CPA Evolution initiative.
CLA and Evelyn Partners Form New Global Organization, CLA Global
CLA Global expects to announce additional high-profile counterparts and member firms in 2022.
Colorado Retail Delivery Fee is a New Challenge for Wine Shippers
Colorado’s new retail delivery fee applies to any retail delivery in the state that’s made by motor vehicle (including common carriers like FedEx and UPS) and contains at least one item of tangible personal property subject to the state sales or use tax. Since sales tax applies to sales of wine, the retail delivery fee applies to direct-to-consumer (DTC) wine shipments.