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A Corrected Tax Document Arrived After Review. What Needs to Reopen?

Income Tax October 24, 2026 

A Corrected Tax Document Arrived After Review. What Needs to Reopen?

The operational question is not whether the upload succeeded. It is whether the change reached the person responsible for deciding what happens next.

Raman Yakkala

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Hunter Biden Intends to Change Plea to Guilty in Federal Tax Case

Taxes September 5, 2024 

Hunter Biden Intends to Change Plea to Guilty in Federal Tax Case

The son of President Joe Biden has been accused of nine misdemeanor and felony offenses. He previously pled not guilty.

 Kamala Harris Stops in New Hampshire to Unveil ‘Ambitious’ Small Business Plan

Small Business September 5, 2024 

Kamala Harris Stops in New Hampshire to Unveil ‘Ambitious’ Small Business Plan

Her proposal would open entrepreneurship to those currently excluded by the high cost of starting a new business.

Maryland Joins IRS Direct File Program For 2025

Taxes September 5, 2024 

Maryland Joins IRS Direct File Program For 2025

About 700,000 filers in Maryland are expected to be able to use the free tax filing service from the IRS, state officials said.

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Small Business September 5, 2024 

Watch Out for These Sales Tax Audit Triggers

Keeping up with sales tax changes can be difficult and, even if you’re careful, your business can be selected for a state audit.

IRS Unsure If Audit Rates for Taxpayers With Incomes Below $400K Comply With Treasury Directive

Taxes September 4, 2024 

IRS Unsure If Audit Rates for Taxpayers With Incomes Below $400K Comply With Treasury Directive

After the Inflation Reduction Act was enacted, the IRS was ordered to not increase audits on those earning below $400,000 a year.

Jason Bramwell

IRS Issues Regs on Changing Accounting Method For Research Expenses

Taxes September 4, 2024 

IRS Issues Regs on Changing Accounting Method For Research Expenses

The regs pertain to the automatic consent to change accounting methods for expenditures paid or incurred after Dec. 31, 2021.

Jason Bramwell

 Goldman Sachs Says Harris, Democrats Better For Economy Than Trump

Small Business September 4, 2024 

Goldman Sachs Says Harris, Democrats Better For Economy Than Trump

The firm's report could surprise some voters, who generally give the GOP and Trump an edge on issues like the economy and inflation.

A Group of House Republicans Want to Save Biden’s Energy Tax Credits if Trump is Elected

Taxes September 4, 2024 

A Group of House Republicans Want to Save Biden’s Energy Tax Credits if Trump is Elected

Eighteen House Republicans sent a letter to Speaker Mike Johnson earlier this month emphasizing the importance of the tax credits.

New England Patriots Defensive Linemen Sack Massachusetts Millionaires Tax

Taxes September 4, 2024 

New England Patriots Defensive Linemen Sack Massachusetts Millionaires Tax

Davon Godchaux and Keion White spoke about financial freedom and literacy recently on Godchaux’s “ChauxTalk” podcast.

Is Your Technology Working for You?

Accounting September 3, 2024 

Is Your Technology Working for You?

What tools are working, and which ones are not? Prioritize replacements. For example, I have never seen as much appetite for replacing practice management tools as this year.

Randy Johnston

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Small Business September 3, 2024 

Businesses Should Have a Disaster Readiness Plan in Place

Taxpayers can begin getting ready for a disaster with a preparedness plan that includes protecting and duplicating essential documents, creating lists of property and knowing where to find information if needed.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Which States Are the ‘Rich’ Millennials Moving To?

Payroll September 3, 2024 

Which States Are the ‘Rich’ Millennials Moving To?

Millennials with annual incomes above $200,000 are leaving states like New York and California in droves, a new analysis shows.

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