Taxes August 11, 2023
Some Republicans Crack Open Door to Child Tax Credit Deal
At-risk freshmen and centrist groups in the GOP view the child credit as an important policy tool that has across-the-aisle support.
Taxes August 10, 2023
Treasury, IRS Issue Final Rules on Bonus Energy Tax Credits for Poorer Communities
A new program gives eligible solar and wind facilities in low-income areas increased investment tax credits of 10% or 20%.
Taxes August 4, 2023
Home Energy Audits Are a Key Part of Qualifying for New Tax Credit, IRS Says
The IRS informed taxpayers on the home energy audit requirements in order to claim the energy efficient home improvement tax credit.
Taxes August 3, 2023
The Tax Blotter – August 3, 2023
Under current law, net operating losses (NOLs) can no longer be carried back for two years, but they may be carried forward indefinitely.
Taxes August 3, 2023
AICPA Pushes for Tougher Action on ERC Cheats
Among the warning signs businesses should be wary of are vendors that require large, upfront contingency fees and those who fail to sign the amended payroll tax returns.
Taxes August 3, 2023
TIGTA Says IRS Isn’t Properly Controlling Sensitive Tax Information
The report found that required tracking documents, such as Forms 3210, Document Transmittal, are not included with these shipments and/or not prepared properly.
Taxes August 2, 2023
IRS Plans to Go Paperless by 2025 Tax Season
By the 2025 filing season, the IRS will digitally process 100 percent of tax and information returns that are submitted by paper, as well as half of all paper correspondence, non-tax forms, and notice responses.
Taxes August 2, 2023
S Corp Shareholder Eligibility for ITIN Holders
Understanding the intricacies of S Corp eligibility for ITIN holders can shed light on the potential opportunities and limitations for these individuals.
Taxes July 28, 2023
The Tax Payoff for Life Insurance
Although Congress has chipped away at many traditional tax shelters in recent years, the main benefits of life insurance remain intact.
Taxes July 28, 2023
Pros and Cons of the “Kiddie Tax”
If you’re not careful, this often-misunderstood tax provision can result in a sizeable income tax liability for the family.
Sales Tax July 28, 2023
Maryland Digital Ad Tax Case Leaves States in Limbo, But Digital Taxes Aren’t Going Away
Businesses should be aware that as states become more fiscally creative, there will be more tax complexities and a bigger burden as the patchwork of regulations across the country get sorted out...
Taxes July 27, 2023
AICPA Makes Recommendations on Improving IRS Appeals
The AICPA believes that it is important that all taxpayers have convenient accessibility to an Appeals conference if they choose to do so.