Taxes July 29, 2026
7 Million Trump Accounts Have Been Opened, Administration Says
According to Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent, 86% of Trump Account participants come from families earning less than $200,000 annually.
Taxes June 12, 2023
Corporations Get a Reprieve From the IRS on New CAMT
The IRS waived penalties for corporations that didn't pay their estimated tax liability under the corporate alternative minimum tax.
Taxes June 9, 2023
AICPA Expresses Strong Support for Bicameral Disaster Tax Relief Legislation
The process for receiving tax filing relief from the IRS during a natural disaster can be overwhelming.
Taxes June 9, 2023
House Ways and Means Set to Put GOP Tax Priorities Up for Vote Next Week
The Republican-led committee is preparing to consider a package of tax breaks for individuals and businesses next week.
Taxes June 8, 2023
U.S., U.K. Begin Talks on Critical Minerals Agreement for EV Tax Credits
A critical minerals trade deal would allow U.K. businesses to benefit from incentives passed through the Inflation Reduction Act.
Small Business June 8, 2023
House Ways and Means Passes Bill on Easing ACA Reporting Requirements
The Employer Reporting Improvement Act would make it easier for businesses to comply with the Affordable Care Act.
Taxes June 8, 2023
A New Approach to Make Next Tax Season Go More Smoothly
Accounting firms that embrace these technologies will be able to stay ahead of their competition and provide their clients with the highest quality services.
Taxes June 8, 2023
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of 94-Year-Old in Property Tax Dispute
Justices ruled in favor of Geraldine Tyler who didn't receive a single dime after her condo was seized and sold over a small unpaid tax bill.
Payroll June 8, 2023
Wage Growth in Job Postings is Declining Sharply, Indeed Says
Advertised wages rose 5.3% in May from a year earlier, a marked decline from the peak of 9.3% in January 2022.
Auditing June 7, 2023
PCAOB Turns Up the Heat on Auditors to Find Fraud
The PCAOB wants auditors to get tougher detecting noncompliance with laws and regulations, including fraud, in public company audits.
Taxes June 6, 2023
IRS Budget Battle Far From Over After Debt Ceiling Pact
Even with the recent IRS funding cuts, Republicans want to slash even more, setting up an appropriations fight with Democrats.
Accounting June 6, 2023
Could Transfer Pricing be the Next Wayfair?
A new version of Wayfair may be underway, as stricter regulation of transfer pricing becomes more broadly implemented around the world, affecting even small businesses.
Taxes June 1, 2023
IRS Proposes Rules on Energy Projects for Low-Income Areas
A program established by the Inflation Reduction Act incentivizes solar and wind power in certain low-income communities.