Taxes July 7, 2026
New Jersey Eyes 9% Tax on Prediction Markets
New Jersey lawmakers are advancing a bill that would impose an additional 9 percent tax on income earned by companies and individuals that operate prediction markets.
Payroll June 29, 2023
U.S. Employers Expect 4% Payroll Increases in 2024
Though down from the actual increase of 4.4% in 2023, the numbers remain higher than the 3.1% salary increase budget in 2021 and years prior.
Taxes June 28, 2023
AICPA Voices Support for Tax Deadline Simplification Act
The AICPA supports altering the due dates for estimated tax payments, stressing that it would be better to more closely tie payment due dates to the normal quarter date, which is traditionally 15 days after the quarter end.
Taxes June 26, 2023
Supreme Court to Rule on Legality of Wealth Tax
The Supreme Court announced Monday it will weigh in on the constitutionality of wealth taxes, with a ruling expected in fall 2023.
Taxes June 23, 2023
Transcripts From Hunter Biden Probe Released by House Ways and Means
The panel voted along party lines to make public 400 pages of transcripts from interviews with two IRS employees.
Taxes June 22, 2023
H&R Block Partners with Microsoft for Tax Prep AI
The system uses thousands of machine learning models trained with millions of tax returns, AI algorithms, and generative AI technology.
Taxes June 21, 2023
‘What a Difference a Year Makes!’: IRS Has Made a Huge Dent in Tax Return Backlog
In her midyear report to Congress, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins shared several IRS improvements this filing season.
Payroll June 20, 2023
Paychex Charitable Foundation Donates $1 Million to National Urban League
The grant, which allocates $250,000 annually over four years, will support job training and workforce development programs in key markets where Paychex has a high concentration of employees.
Taxes June 20, 2023
Hunter Biden to Plead Guilty to Tax and Gun Charges
Hunter Biden has been charged with illegally possessing a handgun in 2018 as well as two tax misdemeanors, for failing to file and pay taxes on time in 2017 and 2018.
June 15, 2023
Conservatives’ Budget Plan Renews Battle Over Social Security Benefits, Tax Cuts
The proposal would gradually raise the age at which future retirees can claim full Social Security benefits from 67 to 69.
Taxes June 15, 2023
TIGTA: IRS Gave Out More Than $10 Billion in Excess Child Tax Credits in 2021
The IRS miscalculated 2021 child tax credit payments for thousands of eligible taxpayers as of May 5, 2022, TIGTA said.
Taxes June 15, 2023
Ins and Outs of the Home Sale Exclusion
Here are several key points about the home sale exclusion that you should know about before you hand over the keys.
Taxes June 15, 2023
Key In on Improved Home Energy Credits
The IRS is reminding taxpayers that they may qualify for expanded home energy credits in 2023 (IR-2023-97, 5/4/23) There are two types of credits.