Accounting April 17, 2026
Last Chance to Vote in the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards!
Each year, readers get the opportunity to show their support for the programs, hardware, services, and other technologies they use and trust.
Taxes July 11, 2022
What the Next Generation of Tax Pros Wants From the Profession
The next generation of tax professionals are at a different place in their lives and careers than the owners of the firms they are applying to.
Taxes July 7, 2022
Were FBI Directors Comey and McCabe Targeted for IRS Audits?
The coincidence is so great that the IRS commissioner asked the department’s inspector general Thursday to investigate, after the audits were uncovered by The New York Times.
Taxes July 7, 2022
NYU School of Professional Studies to Host Summer Tax Conferences
This popular tax conference series is designed to benefit attorneys and accountants seeking to refresh their knowledge and learn more about the latest developments in legislation and regulations.
Accounting July 6, 2022
New Jersey CPA Admits to Concealing $147,000 From the IRS
William Kawam, 57, of Hewitt, N.J., pleaded guilty on June 30 to charges of subscribing to false tax returns and conspiracy to defraud the U.S.
July 5, 2022
Is a ‘Big Business Payroll Tax’ Coming to Your City?
Seattle's tax requires businesses with at least $7 million in annual payroll to pay between 0.7% and 2.4% on salaries and wages paid to Seattle employees who make at least $150,000 per year.
Taxes July 5, 2022
IRS ETAAC Committee Sends Report to Congress
The 2022 report groups a total of five recommendations into two sections: recommendations to Congress and recommendations to the IRS.
Taxes June 30, 2022
The Evolution of Nexus and its Implication for Income Tax
Although Wayfair was strictly a sales tax case, states have also begun to assert economic nexus for income tax purposes. Unlike sales tax, currently only a handful of states...
Accounting June 27, 2022
FASB to Review Accounting For Environmental Credit Programs
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently decided to tackle a project that could result in new rules being created on how companies should account for environmental credits, such as renewable energy credits and carbon offset credits.
Taxes June 21, 2022
Taxpayers with Balances Due Have Been Put on Notice By the IRS
The CP14, which is required by law to be issued within 60 days after the IRS assesses a tax liability, is the most common IRS notice sent to taxpayers, according to the Taxpayer Advocate Service, and requests payment within 21 days. The reason why taxpayers have a balance due can be related to a number…
June 21, 2022
In-Store Retail is Making a Comeback
More than half of consumers surveyed now prefer to find new products in-store rather than online, according to a new report by 5WPR. They enjoy speaking with sales people, getting their hands on products, and simply basking in the in-store ambiance ...
Taxes June 21, 2022
Are You Ready for New 1099-K Rules?
It used to be that receiving a Form 1099-K was relatively rare. The form, technically known as Form 1099-K Payment Card and Third-Party Network Transactions was used to report payments received from various third-party resources. Prior to 2022, the monetary threshold to receive a 1099-K was $20,000, with 200 sales-related transactions required. Both requirements had…
Sales Tax June 21, 2022
Colorado Retail Delivery Fee is a New Challenge for Wine Shippers
Colorado’s new retail delivery fee applies to any retail delivery in the state that’s made by motor vehicle (including common carriers like FedEx and UPS) and contains at least one item of tangible personal property subject to the state sales or use tax. Since sales tax applies to sales of wine, the retail delivery fee applies…