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You Might Be Owed a COVID Refund From the IRS, But the Clock is Ticking Fast

Taxes May 8, 2026 

You Might Be Owed a COVID Refund From the IRS, But the Clock is Ticking Fast

Millions of Americans may be eligible for a COVID-19 refund from the IRS, but you have to act fast, said the National Taxpayer Advocate.

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Why AI Without Context is Your Finance Team’s Greatest Risk

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Trump’s Latest 10% Tariffs Declared Unlawful by U.S. Trade Court
What Small Business Owners Need to Know About Crowdfunding and the IRS

Small Business April 18, 2023 

What Small Business Owners Need to Know About Crowdfunding and the IRS

Before launching a campaign, make sure you understand all of the tax implications of crowdfunding.

2023 Readers’ Choice Awards – The Readers Have Voted!

Accounting April 17, 2023 

2023 Readers’ Choice Awards – The Readers Have Voted!

The Readers’ Choice awards give professionals the chance to see which tech and workflows their peers use and trust, which can help them build more efficient and profitable workflows for their own practice.

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Renowned CPA Fails to Prove NOLs

Taxes April 17, 2023 

Renowned CPA Fails to Prove NOLs

The Tax Court denied net operating loss carryforwards for a CPA who operated several Fuddruckers restaurants.

Ken Berry, JD

 Using a Go-Between for 1031 Exchanges

Taxes April 13, 2023 

Using a Go-Between for 1031 Exchanges

The favorable tax treatment isn’t automatic. To avoid current tax, you and the qualified intermediary must sign a "Qualified Exchange Accommodation Agreement."

Ken Berry, JD

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Taxes April 12, 2023 

Tax Angles to Intra-Family Loans

if you can’t present clear and convincing evidence that the loan is tied to a business transaction, the transaction may be deemed to be a gift.

Ken Berry, JD

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Taxes April 12, 2023 

When is it Beneficial to Pass Up the Home Sale Exclusion?

Depending on the circumstances, it may be better to bypass the exclusion on a current sale and save it for the time when it will do you more tax good.

Ken Berry, JD

Opinion: Our Obsession with Hours Is Destroying the Accounting Profession

Accounting April 12, 2023 

Opinion: Our Obsession with Hours Is Destroying the Accounting Profession

A talent shortage is affecting accounting firms across the demographic spectrum. Each year fewer accountants enter the profession while more CPAs near retirement.

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Taxes April 12, 2023 

15 Ways Accountants Can Make More Money Under the New IRS Strategic Operations Plan

Now that the IRS has just released its Strategic Operations Plan which lays out the allocation of the funds, you may want to pay close attention to this plan.

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Taxes April 12, 2023 

Here’s All of the 1099 Form Types, From A to SB

The IRS lists 21 different 1099 forms. Here is an overview of each form, as of March 2023, and why you could receive one.

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Accounting April 11, 2023 

What the ViDA Regulation Means for U.S. Companies

With the right technology, accounting teams can embrace the digital transformation of their processes, allowing them to access improved customer service, streamlined processes ...

How a Firm’s Tech Stack Affects Private Equity Interest

Accounting April 11, 2023 

How a Firm’s Tech Stack Affects Private Equity Interest

Accounting firms looking to attract investors should ensure their tech stack is up to date. And if it’s not, now is the time to make improvements. 

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Taxes April 11, 2023 

Five Benefits of Hiring Your Spouse

When you officially add your spouse to the company payroll, they are taxed on the compensation, but are also eligible for benefits just like any other employee.

Ken Berry, JD

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