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Starting in 2025, the IRS Will Accept Duplicate Dependent Returns With an IP PIN
House Tax-Exempt Crackdown Bill Passes Despite Democrat Defections
Retailers Tell Senate Credit Card ‘Swipe’ Fees are ‘Adding Inflationary Pressure to the U.S. Economy’
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California Adds New Excise Tax on Gun and Ammo Sales
California’s new gun tax is similar to the federal firearms and ammunition excise tax (FAET), which was first implemented in 1919 and is administered by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.
Proliferation of Fees Adds Layers of Complexity for Indirect Tax Teams
State and local jurisdictions have increasingly turned to introducing new fees as they continue to hunt for additional revenue in response to federal COVID funding drying up and borrowing becoming prohibitively expensive.
IRS Gives Tax Relief to Those Affected by Hurricane Lee in Massachusetts and Maine
All individuals and business owners in these two states now have until Feb. 15, 2024, to file their returns and make tax payments.
CohnReznick Puts Down Roots in Denver
The top 20 firm will be opening its 30th office in the U.S. early next month, located in LoDo Towers in Denver's lower downtown area.
Colorado Lawmakers Again Ask IRS: Don’t Tax TABOR Refunds
New IRS guidance marked the second time this year the agency raised the specter of subjecting state refunds to federal income tax.
MassCPAs Hires Molly Sullivan as Vice President of Government Affairs
She has over 10 years of experience in the legislative and government relations sectors and has represented a wide range of clients, from nonprofits and associations to national corporations.
How to Offer Registered Agent Services
By adding RA services to your CPA firm, you’ll become your clients’ one-stop solution for their business needs, including accounting, tax, and compliance services.
Missouri Streamlines Processes Utilizing Avalara’s Online Sales and Use Tax Rate Map
With Avalara, Missouri provides access to current sales and use tax rates as well as special item taxes like food, domestic utilities, and more in the state.