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Tax Court Slams Brakes on Charitable Deduction

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.

Ken Berry, JD

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IRS Issues Guidance on Prohibited Foreign Entity Restrictions for Energy Tax Credits

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Senate Votes to Overturn D.C. Tax Decoupling, as Locals Push Back

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Wyden Assails Trump Over $10 Billion Lawsuit Against IRS

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Trump’s OBBBA Cut Taxes on Tips, But Here’s Why Servers in Illinois and Other States Will Still Pay

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AICPA to IRS: Simplify ‘Determine and Document’ Requirement in Section 951
Harris Calls For 28% U.S. Corporate Tax Rate

Taxes August 20, 2024 

Harris Calls For 28% U.S. Corporate Tax Rate

The Democratic presidential nominee's plan is in line with the corporate tax rate the Biden administration proposed in March.

Jason Bramwell

U.S. Olympians Get Tax Break for Medals and Financial Awards

Taxes August 19, 2024 

U.S. Olympians Get Tax Break for Medals and Financial Awards

Until 2016, the U.S. taxed Olympic medal winners on the value of the medals won. A law enacted in 2016 excluded the value of Olympic medals from tax for those with incomes of $1 million or less, starting in 2016.

IRS Encourages Pre-Filing Registration for Elective Pay Claims

Taxes August 19, 2024 

IRS Encourages Pre-Filing Registration for Elective Pay Claims

The agency recommends that taxpayers submit the pre-filing registration at least 120 days before the planned filing date.

Jason Bramwell

IRS Reminds Truckers of Key Tax Deadline

Taxes August 19, 2024 

IRS Reminds Truckers of Key Tax Deadline

Taxpayers who operate large trucks and buses have until Sept. 3 to file Form 2290 for vehicles used in July 2024, the IRS said.

Jason Bramwell

Archived Webcast: Tax Firm Innovation: Assessing and Enhancing Your Current Processes

Accounting September 19, 2024 

Archived Webcast: Tax Firm Innovation: Assessing and Enhancing Your Current Processes

With so many new features, automation technologies and firm modernizations coming out in 2024, Tax & Accounting professionals have a lot to keep up with. Join us for an informative webinar where we press pause on all these notifications and break it down.

IRS Opens 2025 Tax Compliance Program for Corporations

Taxes August 16, 2024 

IRS Opens 2025 Tax Compliance Program for Corporations

The application period for the 2025 Compliance Assurance Process program will be from Sept. 4 until Oct. 31, the agency said Thursday.

Jason Bramwell

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Taxes August 15, 2024 

IRS is Reopening Voluntary Disclosure Program for Improper ERC Claims

Businesses that apply for and are accepted into the program have to repay 85% of the credit back to the agency.

Jason Bramwell

Americans Claimed More Than $8 Billion in Clean Energy Credits Last Year, IRS Says

Taxes August 14, 2024 

Americans Claimed More Than $8 Billion in Clean Energy Credits Last Year, IRS Says

Over 3.4 million U.S. families claimed $8.4 billion in tax credits to lower the costs of their home energy upgrades, new data shows.

Jason Bramwell

IRS Updates WISP Guide for Tax Pros

IRS August 14, 2024 

IRS Updates WISP Guide for Tax Pros

The new Written Information Security Plan template was updated to help protect practitioners and their clients from identity thieves.

Jason Bramwell

Harris, Trump Duel for Voters With Budget-Busting Tax Proposals

Taxes August 14, 2024 

Harris, Trump Duel for Voters With Budget-Busting Tax Proposals

The presidential candidates are trying to court voters in key battleground states ahead of a battle to rewrite the tax code.

IRS Shares New Draft Version of Crypto Tax Form

Taxes August 12, 2024 

IRS Shares New Draft Version of Crypto Tax Form

The fresh draft version of Form 1099-DA comes on the heels of the final regulations on crypto broker requirements being issued in June.

Jason Bramwell

Vance Floats $5,000 Child Tax Credit

Taxes August 12, 2024 

Vance Floats $5,000 Child Tax Credit

JD Vance didn't offer specifics on who would qualify for the tax credit if expanded from its existing maximum of $2,000 per child.

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