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People Are Using AI to Do Their Taxes. Nobody Is Checking the Work

Taxes June 9, 2026 

People Are Using AI to Do Their Taxes. Nobody Is Checking the Work

This is the part of the AI-in-tax conversation that the profession has largely missed.

Michael Cutajar

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Judge Halts Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee

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Lawmakers Revive Proposal to Eliminate Wyoming Property Taxes

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IRS to Host Hiring Events Nationwide

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IRS Sets Up New Tax Professional Management Office

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How Much Would Florida Homeowners Save Under Proposed Tax Cut?
IRS Issues Proposed Regs on New 1% Excise Tax on Remittance Transfers

Taxes May 11, 2026 

IRS Issues Proposed Regs on New 1% Excise Tax on Remittance Transfers

There's one month left to provide comments to the Treasury Department and the IRS on proposed regulations recently issued for the new 1% excise tax imposed on certain remittance transfers under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Jason Bramwell

2026 Readers’ Choice Awards Spotlight the Best Accounting, Tax & Small Business Tech

Technology May 11, 2026 

2026 Readers’ Choice Awards Spotlight the Best Accounting, Tax & Small Business Tech

The Readers' Choice Awards give readers the chance to spotlight the technologies they most respect and trust to provide client services, manage their firms, and help their clients run their businesses.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

You Might Be Owed a COVID Refund From the IRS, But the Clock is Ticking Fast

Taxes May 8, 2026 

You Might Be Owed a COVID Refund From the IRS, But the Clock is Ticking Fast

Millions of Americans may be eligible for a COVID-19 refund from the IRS, but you have to act fast, said the National Taxpayer Advocate.

Florida Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty in $4 Million PPP Fraud Scheme

Taxes May 8, 2026 

Florida Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty in $4 Million PPP Fraud Scheme

Roody Metelus, 47, of Broward County, FL, has pleaded guilty to his involvement in a scheme where he submitted hundreds of fraudulent COVID-19 loan applications during the pandemic, amounting to more than $4 million.

Will the ‘Millionaires Tax’ Hurt Seattle Sports? It’s Complicated

Taxes May 8, 2026 

Will the ‘Millionaires Tax’ Hurt Seattle Sports? It’s Complicated

A higher state income tax could add a layer of uncertainty and complexity to how Seattle sports teams handle free agency.

Trump’s Latest 10% Tariffs Declared Unlawful by U.S. Trade Court

Small Business May 8, 2026 

Trump’s Latest 10% Tariffs Declared Unlawful by U.S. Trade Court

A divided three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of International Trade granted a request by a group of small businesses and two dozen mostly Democrat-led states to invalidate the tariffs.

Avalara Adds New Capabilities to Property Tax Solution

Technology May 7, 2026 

Avalara Adds New Capabilities to Property Tax Solution

Avalara has introduced new features to its property tax solution designed to help organizations accelerate and scale tax return season performance and prepare for peak filing periods.

Jason Bramwell

Ken Griffin Says He’s Doubling Down on Miami Amid Mamdani Feud Over Pied-à-Terre Tax

Taxes May 6, 2026 

Ken Griffin Says He’s Doubling Down on Miami Amid Mamdani Feud Over Pied-à-Terre Tax

Ken Griffin said he plans to make Citadel’s Miami tower even bigger after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani name-checked the billionaire in his pledge to charge more taxes on second homes.

Column: WNBA Star Kelsey Plum is Taking Heat for Getting California Tax Law Wrong. But Don’t Blame Her

Taxes May 6, 2026 

Column: WNBA Star Kelsey Plum is Taking Heat for Getting California Tax Law Wrong. But Don’t Blame Her

One would hope that a star athlete would have professional help preparing her taxes and advising her on contract terms. But given how often marginal rates are misunderstood, perhaps that wouldn't help.

Washington Supreme Court Shuts Down Referendum Attempt Targeting ‘Millionaires Tax’

Taxes May 6, 2026 

Washington Supreme Court Shuts Down Referendum Attempt Targeting ‘Millionaires Tax’

The justices on Monday upheld language in the law shielding it from a referendum effort backed by Let’s Go Washington. The group could still pursue a repeal via initiative.

What is the Maximum Social Security Tax You Must Pay on Your Earnings in 2026?

Taxes May 6, 2026 

What is the Maximum Social Security Tax You Must Pay on Your Earnings in 2026?

Unlike other taxes you have to pay, there is a maximum Social Security tax threshold that once met, you do not have to pay into anymore.

Zamp Launches Platform for Sales Tax, With Investment from Thomson Reuters Ventures

Small Business May 6, 2026 

Zamp Launches Platform for Sales Tax, With Investment from Thomson Reuters Ventures

The company says it guarantees compliance. Every filing, every registration, every notice, every jurisdiction — if Zamp gets it wrong, Zamp covers the penalty.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

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