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 As 2015 Tax Season Starts, IRS Offers 5 Last Minute Tips

January 19, 2015 

As 2015 Tax Season Starts, IRS Offers 5 Last Minute Tips

The Internal Revenue Service announced the on-time opening of the nation’s 2015 filing season and highlighted a growing array of online services, including features that help taxpayers understand how the Affordable Care Act will affect them at tax time, a

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January 16, 2015 

Is the Senate Really Serious About Income Tax Reform in 2015?

In a joint press release issued on January 15, the highest-ranking members of the Senate Finance Committee (SFC) – new chairman Orrin Hatch (R.-UT) and previous chairman Ron Wyden (D.-OR) - announced the launch of five separate “working groups” devoted...

 IRS Launches Online Data Exchange Program for FATCA

January 15, 2015 

IRS Launches Online Data Exchange Program for FATCA

The Internal Revenue Service has opened the International Data Exchange Service (IDES) for enrollment. Financial institutions and host country tax authorities will use IDES to securely send their information reports on financial accounts held by U.S. pers

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January 14, 2015 

Dislike the IRS? Things Are Going to Get Much Worse

Already the most-disliked federal agency, the Internal Revenue Service is about to see its reputation take another dive as customer service sinks to worst level since 2001, according to National Taxpayer Advocate Nina E. Olson.

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January 12, 2015 

10 Issues Small Businesses Need to Watch in 2015

With the New Year in full swing, small business owners are focused on implementing their strategic plans for 2015. An important component of those plans should include monitoring potential regulatory changes and understanding how they may impact the small

 NFIB Supports Reforming Regulations that Affect Small Businesses

January 12, 2015 

NFIB Supports Reforming Regulations that Affect Small Businesses

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) says it supports Rep. Bob Goodlatte and his introduction of a bill that would reduce some regulatory hurdles for small businesses. The legislation is H.R. 185, the Regulatory Accountability Act.