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Three Whistleblowers Will Share One of the Largest Awards Ever Given By the IRS
The three people will share a $74 million payout for disclosing a tax evasion scheme that enabled the IRS to collect $263 million.
Best Practices for Tax Professionals Filing Returns During the 2025 Filing Season (For 2024 Taxes)
Tax law is always changing, and keeping up is what tax professionals are about, or they can end up with costly errors if new credits and deductions apply or changes in filing requirements take place.
IRS Warns of Scams Involving Offers in Compromise: “OIC Mills”
The Internal Revenue Service is alerting taxpayers to beware of promoters claiming their services are necessary to resolve unpaid taxes owed to the IRS while charging excessive fees, often with no results.
Sen. Mike Crapo Floats Alternative Cost Estimate For 2025 Tax Package
Assumption that extending Donald Trump's 2017 tax law wouldn't add to deficits could substantially shrink the price tag.
Court Rules Against Coca-Cola Israel in Tax Dispute
The Tel Aviv District Court has dismissed appeals filed by the company against the tax assessment issued by the Tax Authority on the Central Bottling Company's tax liability for royalties it paid for using the intellectual property rights of Coca-Cola worldwide.
Trump Takes U-Turn on ‘SALT’ Deduction Cap
Trump promised to “get SALT back, lower your Taxes, and so much more,” in a post on his social media platform Truth Social on Sept. 17.
CPE Webcast Oct. 29 – What to Expect in the Upcoming Tax Season
Explore key topics like recent tax law changes, the impact of evolving technology, and adjustments to reporting requirements.
A Tax-Friendly Way for Businesses to Help Teachers with Supplies
Gifts-in-kind organizations are not-for-profits that secure corporate donations of new merchandise and redistribute the items to not-for-profits members, which may include schools and individual teachers.