Taxes October 29, 2026
Do These 5 Things Before the End of 2026, IRS Urges
The IRS is recommending that taxpayers act on these five things now to make the upcoming filing season easier and avoid April surprises.
Taxes October 29, 2026
IRS Issues FAQs on Tax Relief for Dyed Diesel Fuel Highway Use
The IRS this week posted frequently asked questions about its decision to suspend federal tax penalties through the rest of this year when dyed diesel fuel is sold for use or used on U.S. highways.
Taxes October 28, 2026
AICPA 2026 National Tax Conference to Spotlight AI, Tax Policy and Emerging Issues for Taxpayers
National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins will provide an update on key issues facing taxpayers and practitioners.
IRS October 26, 2026
Column: Who Has Standing to Challenge the Johnson Amendment?
The reality is that the IRS is not litigating Johnson Amendment cases. And if a church is simply worried that they might, it’s fair to say, “What’s it to you?”
Financial Reporting October 25, 2026
2026 Year-End Tax Planning Tips – How to Boost Your 2027 Income Tax Refund (Or Reduce What You Owe)
October and early November is the best time to take actions that can reduce your tax bill or increase your 2027 income refund.
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 October 23, 2026
Tax Court Tears Down Deductions for Historic Structure Easements
Specifically, a taxpayer may be able to write off the value of the conservation easement for any one of these reasons.
Taxes October 21, 2026
U.S. Waives Red Diesel Tax Record Requirements to Entice Buyers
The Trump administration is waiving recordkeeping requirements in a bid to encourage farmers, truck-stop operators and other companies to buy tax-exempt red diesel.
Taxes October 21, 2026
Tax Pros: After the Oct. 15 Deadline, Time to Update Your Security Plan to Include AI
Tax professionals are being urged to preview their security plans and IT readiness.
Taxes October 19, 2026
IRS Begins Issuing Adoption Tax Credit Refunds to Eligible Taxpayers
The IRS said Friday it has started sending out refunds to more than 50,000 taxpayers who benefited from the adoption tax credit carryforward and expects to finish the refund process by the end of the year.
Technology October 19, 2026
Click Every Link. What’s the Worst That Could Happen?
How fake IRS notices and client document lures target accounting firms, and how to build a “report it, don’t click it” culture before busy season.
Taxes October 19, 2026
Student Loan Forgiveness is a Ticking Tax Bomb Again, Study Warns
A tax exemption for student loan forgiveness expired, meaning borrowers could face a big, surprise bill from the IRS.