Taxes May 18, 2026
U.S. officials have discussed creating a $1.7 billion federal fund to pay victims of so-called government weaponization to resolve President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.
Taxes June 28, 2024
Justices overturned the Chevron doctrine that says judges should defer to agencies and their regulations if the law is not clear.
SEC June 27, 2024
Justices rejected the SEC's use of internal administrative judges to seek civil penalties because it violates the right to a jury trial.
Accounting June 26, 2024
The lawsuit questioned disclosures and accounting practices related to sales between the third quarter of 2015 and the fourth quarter of 2016.
Payroll June 25, 2024
The vast majority of employees highly value workplace flexibility, and Gen Z in particular places a premium on flexibility.
IRS June 24, 2024
As of March 31, the IRS has spent $5.7 billion, or 10%, of the $57.8 billion it will receive from the Inflation Reduction Act, TIGTA says.
Taxes June 24, 2024
A bill introduced by Republican lawmakers would ax federal and employment taxes on tips, but doing so could come at a price.
Payroll June 24, 2024
The lending and financial industries have argued that the loans are critical tools for high-risk borrowers who need immediate support.
Technology June 24, 2024
The effects of artificial intelligence on employment, society and culture are wide reaching, and that’s reflected in the number of bills circulating the Legislature.
Firm Management June 24, 2024
The week of July 4 can be a perilous one for productivity—and your younger workers could be especially eager for a long holiday break.
Taxes June 21, 2024
Cost concerns and blue-district GOP issues prompt strategy rethink among Republicans charged with reviewing the expiring provisions.
Taxes June 21, 2024
Top party lawmakers are making it clear that taxes need to rise on wealthy individuals and multinational corporations.
IRS June 20, 2024
At least 70% of ERC claims currently awaiting processing have red flags about their accuracy, IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel said.