Taxes November 9, 2026
IRS Expands Tax Pro Account to Allow Business Client Payments
Tax professionals can now make certain payments on behalf of their business clients through Tax Pro Account, the IRS announced on Nov. 6.
Taxes October 21, 2026
U.S. Waives Red Diesel Tax Record Requirements to Entice Buyers
The Trump administration is waiving recordkeeping requirements in a bid to encourage farmers, truck-stop operators and other companies to buy tax-exempt red diesel.
Taxes October 19, 2026
IRS Begins Issuing Adoption Tax Credit Refunds to Eligible Taxpayers
The IRS said Friday it has started sending out refunds to more than 50,000 taxpayers who benefited from the adoption tax credit carryforward and expects to finish the refund process by the end of the year.
Technology October 19, 2026
Click Every Link. What’s the Worst That Could Happen?
How fake IRS notices and client document lures target accounting firms, and how to build a “report it, don’t click it” culture before busy season.
IRS October 16, 2026
IRS Prepares for Tax Professional Awareness Week
The IRS announced plans Friday for Tax Professional Awareness Week, which starts Oct. 19, featuring webinars, videos, guidance, and tools for practitioners ahead of tax season to support accurate returns and strengthen taxpayer service.
Taxes October 15, 2026
IRS Halts Penalties for Dyed Diesel Fuel Use for the Rest of 2026
The IRS announced Wednesday evening that it's temporarily suspending federal tax penalties when dyed diesel fuel is sold for use or used on highways nationwide.
Taxes October 15, 2026
Nationwide Enforcement Surge Uncovers $490 Million in Tax Fraud
A national tax fraud enforcement surge resulted in the prosecutions of 76 defendants whose actions caused an estimated loss of revenue to the federal government of more than $490 million, the Justice Department and the IRS said on Oct. 14.
IRS October 14, 2026
Treasury, IRS Propose Rules to Stamp Out Premium Tax Credit Fraud
Proposed rules issued by the Treasury Department and the IRS on Wednesday are aimed at ensuring that taxpayer-funded healthcare subsidies go only to Americans who qualify under federal law.
Taxes October 14, 2026
IRS and U.K.’s Tax Authority Collaborate on Whistleblower Efforts
IRS officials said last week that a collaboration between the U.S. tax agency and the HMRC, the United Kingdom's tax authority, enhances efforts to identify global tax evasion and strengthens cross-border compliance.
Taxes October 13, 2026
How IRS BBA Assessments Can Affect Individual Partners: IRS Audits of High-Income Taxpayers and Partnerships
TIGTA reported that the IRS Pass-Through Entities program lost more than 20% of its staff during 2025.
Payroll October 13, 2026
When Box 12, Code TT Will Not Tie to the Payroll Register
The register totals what the employer paid for overtime. Code TT reports what section 7 of the Fair Labor Standards Act required, and only the half of it. Ten reasons the two numbers differ, with the size of each.
Artificial Intelligence October 12, 2026
What to Settle Before Client Tax Data Touches AI
The question for firm owners is whether the firm has decided, in writing, where that data is allowed to go.
Payroll Taxes October 7, 2026
Tax Court Upholds 100% Penalty in Payroll Tax Case
A business owner may be held personally for unpaid payroll taxes due to a willful failure.