Taxes March 24, 2026
28% of Fortune 1000 Now Active in Clean Energy Tax Credit Market
Total tax credit monetization reached $63 billion in 2025, a 27% year-over-year increase.
AICPA July 1, 2025
AICPA Applauds Senate Passage of Reconciliation Bill, Encourages House Support
The U.S. Senate passed its reconciliation bill earlier today, which removes the limit on pass-through businesses’ state and local tax (SALT) deductions entirely, generating optimism for those affected businesses.
Taxes June 25, 2025
IRS Staff Reductions, Potential Tax Law Changes Pose Challenges to Next Tax Season, Taxpayer Advocate Says
Despite calling this past tax filing season one of the most successful in recent memory, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins warned there are potential risks heading into the 2026 tax season and that "it is critical that the IRS begin to take steps now to prepare."
Taxes June 25, 2025
IRS Responds to Delays in Processing Electronic Payments
The agency said it's aware of a delay in processing some electronic payments and that some taxpayers are receiving IRS notices indicating a balance due even though payments were made on time.
IRS June 23, 2025
Billy Long Sworn in as 51st Commissioner of the IRS
The former Missouri lawmaker, who was sworn in on June 16, said transforming the culture at the tax agency is at the top of his to-do list.
Taxes June 23, 2025
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines in Parts of Texas and Mississippi for Victims of Severe Storms
Victims of severe storms that produced flooding and damaging winds in areas of Texas and Mississippi in mid- to late March have more time to file various federal individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, the IRS said.
Taxes June 23, 2025
IRS Refines Pre-Filing Agreement Tax Certainty Program
Improvements made to the IRS Pre-Filing Agreement program will provide greater tax certainty for large business and international taxpayers, the agency announced on June 17.
IRS June 16, 2025
IRS Employees in Philadelphia Who Were Laid Off in February Have Now Returned to Work
Probationary employees' jobs were in limbo for weeks. Meanwhile, many IRS workers across the agency are looking to leave.
IRS June 12, 2025
Senate Confirms Billy Long as IRS Commissioner
The former Missouri lawmaker won confirmation on June 12 to be the next commissioner of the IRS, leading an agency that will play a key role in administering new tax breaks if Congress passes the “big, beautiful” reconciliation package.
IRS June 12, 2025
Tax Industry Groups Urge Treasury to Prioritize IRS Stability
A coalition representing tax professionals urged the Treasury Department in a letter to take immediate steps to preserve core IRS functions—for both taxpayers and practitioners—amid workforce reductions at the tax agency.
IRS June 11, 2025
Former IRS Chief Danny Werfel Joins Alliant Strategic Advisory Board
Danny Werfel, who served as IRS commissioner during the Biden administration, has joined the strategic advisory board of alliant, a Houston-based professional services and consulting firm formerly known as alliantgroup.
Taxes June 10, 2025
Don’t Pass Up Form 8300 Filing Requirements
A company that sells automobiles through an auction house claimed a software glitch outside of its control led to the non-filing of Form 8300. Did the Tax Court give the company a pass?
Taxes June 10, 2025
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines for Victims of Oklahoma Wildfires
Those impacted by the wildfires that destroyed at least 530 homes and businesses in parts of Oklahoma last March will now have until Nov. 3, 2025, to file various federal individual and business tax returns and make tax payments.