Firm Management October 23, 2026
The Future of Your Tax Practice is Connected. Here’s Your Path Forward
Connect your team, clarify next steps, and cut the chase—so your practice grows. Here’s how.
Taxes September 9, 2025
IRS Has Doled Out $162M in Penalties to Taxpayers Over False Tax Credit Claims Linked to Bad Social Media Advice
Thousands of taxpayers have filed inaccurate or frivolous returns that falsely claim the Fuel Tax Credit and the Sick and Family Leave Credit, often resulting in the denial of refunds and steep penalties, the IRS said Sept. 8.
Payroll September 9, 2025
What is the IRS Rule of 55 and How Does it Work?
The rule of 55 can benefit workers who have an employer-sponsored retirement account and are looking to retire early or need access to the funds if they’ve lost their job near the end of their career.
Taxes September 9, 2025
Learn All About the New Educator Deduction Under the OBBBA Tax Law Changes
Beginning in 2026, the OBBBA rewrites the rules for the educator expense deduction. Notably, the new law removes the $300 cap, but requires taxpayers to claim the write-off as an itemized deduction.
Taxes September 9, 2025
Why Rapid Growth in Tax and Accounting Demands AI-Driven Sales Tax Compliance
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how compliance is managed, automating tasks once done manually and offering predictive insights. For businesses, the message is clear: adapt now or face greater risk.
Taxes September 9, 2025
IRS Decides to Shutter Nine Taxpayer Assistance Centers
The IRS is reportedly closing nine taxpayer assistance centers in six states later this year in an apparent cost-savings move, as the agency faces a potentially smaller budget for fiscal year 2026.
Taxes September 8, 2025
U.S. May Have to Refund Half Its Tariffs If Supreme Court Deems Them Illegal, Bessent Says
Aides to President Donald Trump have been exploring alternative methods for imposing import taxes on foreign goods in case courts overturn the current tariffs.
Taxes September 8, 2025
IRS Urges Preparedness as Peak Hurricane and Fire Season Approach
As hurricane season peaks and wildfire risks remain high, the IRS is urging individuals and businesses to create or update their emergency preparedness plans as part of National Preparedness Month.
Taxes September 5, 2025
AICPA Asks for Guidance on Pillar Two Co-Existence with U.S. Tax Rules
In a letter, the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants requested guidance and made recommendations on the Pillar Two framework co-existing with U.S. tax rules for U.S. multinational enterprises in a side-by-side system to the OECD.
Taxes September 5, 2025
Tariffs Leave U.S. Business Tied Up in Costly Red Tape
Donald Trump promised to slash red tape for business. His tariff regime has gotten American companies increasingly tangled up in it.
Taxes September 4, 2025
IRS Has Shared Data on More Than 40,000 Immigrants with ICE
The IRS has already shared the residential addresses of more than 40,000 foreigners with immigration authorities, who are seeking to have the confidential information of at least 1 million more people incorporated directly into their database.
Accounting October 14, 2025 Sponsored
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Taxes September 3, 2025
IRS Proposes Easing Rules on Publicly Traded Foreign Companies Moving to U.S.
The Treasury Department and the IRS issued a notice on Aug. 19 proposing to tweak rules that currently "may serve as an impediment to publicly traded foreign corporations redomiciling into the United States."