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IRS ‘Get Ready’ Campaign Helps Taxpayers Prepare for Filing Season
Trump Nominates Hedge Fund Exec Bessent to Lead Treasury Department
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Professionals on the Move – Nov. 2024
Internal Revenue Service Employee Charged with Theft of Government Vehicle
If convicted, the person could receive a maximum term of 10 years in prison and a fine not to exceed $10,000.
A SIMPLE Way to Retirement Savings
The required minimum distribution (RMD) rules apply to SIMPLEs. Beginning in 2023, the new law increases the age threshold to 73, up from 72 under the initial SECURE Act.
IRS Gives Some New York Taxpayers and Businesses Until May 15 to File and Pay Taxes
Taxpayers and businesses in Erie, Genesee, Niagara, St. Lawrence and Suffolk counties qualify for tax relief.
Is IRS Customer Service Improving? Janet Yellen Says Yes
The Treasury secretary told lawmakers the IRS is meeting its goal of answering 85% of taxpayer calls this tax season.
IRS Sets Initial Guidance on NFTs
The IRS and the Treasury Department are leaning toward treating NFTs as a collectible for tax purposes.
New Tax Law Boosts ABLE Accounts
If you meet the tax law requirements and are receiving Supplementary Security Income (SSI) and/or Medicaid benefits, you’re automatically eligible to participate.
IRS, Treasury Let U.S. Semiconductor Chip Makers Know How to Claim Tax Credit
Tax incentive looks to boost the making of semiconductors and semiconductor manufacturing equipment in the U.S.
The Tax Blotter – March 2023
Many of the changes for individuals in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) are temporary and are scheduled to expire after 2025. But some are permanent provisions of the tax code.