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Form 990 Revisions Aimed at Cracking Down on Fraud by Tax-Exempt Groups, Treasury and IRS Say

Taxes April 28, 2026 

Form 990 Revisions Aimed at Cracking Down on Fraud by Tax-Exempt Groups, Treasury and IRS Say

The Treasury Department said on April 23 that the IRS is planning revisions to Form 990 intended to discover misconduct at tax-exempt organizations and hold fraudsters accountable.

Jason Bramwell

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Whistleblowers Called On to Help IRS Uncover Federal Funds Misuse

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IRS Launches Online Tool to Help Taxpayers Settle Their Tax Debt

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Dallas-Area Mother and Son Tax Preparers Charged with Filing ‘Entirely Fabricated’ Returns
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September 12, 2023 

IRS Gives Guidance on New Corporate AMT

The guidance also provides general rules for determining a taxpayer's financial statement income and AFSI.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

 TaxDome Unveils IRS Integration for Streamlined Transcript Retrieval

Taxes September 12, 2023 

TaxDome Unveils IRS Integration for Streamlined Transcript Retrieval

This update allows TaxDome users to swiftly access IRS transcripts directly from their workspace, eliminating the need to navigate the IRS website.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

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Taxes September 12, 2023 

IRS Releases Initial Guidance on Section 174 Amortization

Notice 2023-63 includes interim rules on the capitalization and amortization of specified research or experimental expenditures.

Jason Bramwell

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September 11, 2023 

4 Ways to Deduct Commuting Costs from Taxes

To qualify for transportation deductions, you must be traveling away from your tax home to a business location.

Ken Berry, JD

Intuit Barred from Saying TurboTax is “Free,” Says Federal Judge

Taxes September 8, 2023 

Intuit Barred from Saying TurboTax is “Free,” Says Federal Judge

A judge has ruled that Intuit Inc., the maker of the popular TurboTax tax filing software, “engaged in deceptive advertising in violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act” and deceived consumers when it ran ads for “free” tax products and services for which many consumers were ineligible.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Year-End Moves for Flexible Spending Accounts

September 8, 2023 

Year-End Moves for Flexible Spending Accounts

If your company doesn’t offer either option, try to empty out your account before January 1.

Ken Berry, JD

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Taxes September 8, 2023 

IRS is Using AI to Identify Wealthy Tax Cheats for Audit

The agency is opening examinations of 75 of the largest partnerships in the U.S. that on average have over $10 billion in assets.

Jason Bramwell

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September 8, 2023 

How to Avoid the “BIG” Tax on S Corp Conversions

The BIG tax often catches business owners by surprise. Fortunately, however, you may be able to avoid adverse tax consequences with some astute planning.

Ken Berry, JD

Are There Conflicts of Interest Between the IRS and Accounting Firms?

Taxes September 6, 2023 

Are There Conflicts of Interest Between the IRS and Accounting Firms?

In a report, TIGTA identified employees moving between large accounting firms and the IRS, often referred to as the “revolving door.”

Jason Bramwell

Businesses Must E-file Form 8300 in 2024, IRS Says

Taxes September 6, 2023 

Businesses Must E-file Form 8300 in 2024, IRS Says

This new requirement follows final regulations amending e-filing rules for information returns, including Forms 8300, released in February.

Jason Bramwell

Colorado Lawmakers Again Ask IRS: Don’t Tax TABOR Refunds

Taxes September 6, 2023 

Colorado Lawmakers Again Ask IRS: Don’t Tax TABOR Refunds

New IRS guidance marked the second time this year the agency raised the specter of subjecting state refunds to federal income tax.

How to Determine the Nature and Taxability of NFTs

Taxes September 6, 2023 

How to Determine the Nature and Taxability of NFTs

Is the sale of an NFT subject to tax? Should it be? While lawmakers and tax officials worldwide have at least 91.8 million reasons to ensure tax laws account for sales of NFTs and other new tech, crafting tax policies for NFTs is difficult.

Gail Cole

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