IRS
Latest News
IRS ‘Get Ready’ Campaign Helps Taxpayers Prepare for Filing Season
Trump Nominates Hedge Fund Exec Bessent to Lead Treasury Department
The Top Toys and Gifts for the 2025 Christmas and Holiday Season
Professionals on the Move – Nov. 2024
AICPA Sends Recommendations for Clarification and Expansion of Certain Provisions of Rev Proc. 2022-19
“Revenue Procedure 2022-19 provided much needed guidance and relief for S corporations which inadvertently terminate their S election,” said Jon Williamson, Senior Manager – AICPA.
Arkansas and Mississippi Storm Victims Get Tax Deadline Extension to July 31
This means eligible taxpayers will have until July 31 to file and pay tax returns, as well as to make 2022 contributions to their IRAs and health savings accounts.
Busy Season Survival Secret? CRM!
The right CRM platform secures client aspects beyond contact data: purchase history, previous questions and communications, lifetime value, financials, and demographics...
New Tax Relief for Emergency Expenses
Beginning in 2024, employers may allow plan participants to use a special emergency savings account. This “sidecar account” is capped at $2,500.
New Law Revamps Retirement Saver’s Credit
Expect some guidance from the IRS before the change takes effect. In the meantime, continue to take the old rules in account for retirement planning and tax purposes.
AICPA Proposes Operational Plan for Resources Included in Inflation Reduction Act
The AICPA issues its position on the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) upcoming operational plan for the $80 billion appropriation provided to the IRS through the Inflation Reduction Act.
Don’t Take Tax Advice from Social Media
The IRS warns that trusting tax advice found on social media can lure otherwise honest taxpayers and tax professionals into compromising tax situations.
Former IRS Worker Guilty of Fraud and Identity Theft
The individual, who was a tax preparer and, at times, an IRS employee, was convicted of several counts of fraud and identity theft.