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North Texas Has 5 of the 15 Fastest-Growing Small U.S. Cities
Mortgage Rates Drop to 7.02%
IRIS Acquires Utah-Based Swipeclock
Sales Tax Exemption Certificate Management Remains a Risk Factor for Many Businesses
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.
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.
What Do Taxes Have to Do with the NBA Finals?
The NBA Finals—and other sporting events—are connected to taxes in a big way. That’s partly due to the so-called jock tax.
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.
BEPS 2.0 Pillar Two – What Tax Teams Need To Succeed
Organizations should aim to remove inefficient and time-consuming processes associated with tax reporting, while empowering tax managers to collaborate with the executive team and prioritize strong policies.
These Are the Retirement Accounts You Should Withdraw From First
A Certified Financial Planner provides a standard order for when you should tap which account when you’re in retirement.
IRS, Treasury Provide More Guidance for Advanced Energy Project Credit
The qualifying advanced energy project credit program was re-established last year by the Inflation Reduction Act.
Debt Limit Bill Passed in House, Expected to Clear Senate, Reducing Threat of Default
The hard choices on how to adjust government services are mostly left to Congress to negotiate in separate spending packages due before the Oct. 1 start of the next federal fiscal year.