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Understanding Employees’ Preferences: The Key to CPA Firms Attracting Top Talent in 2025
2025 Tax Refund Date Estimator – And Last Minute Tax Tips for 2024
IRS Will Phase in $600 1099-K Reporting Threshold in 2026
Review of HubSync – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Nov. 2024
National Taxpayer Advocate Finds Hope in IRS Plan
She also shares hope that with long-term funding and prudent management, there is light at the end of the tunnel for taxpayers and practitioners who have experienced problems.
IRS 10-Year Strategic Operating Plan Includes Major Changes and Goals: Improved Service, Digital Transformation
As the IRS begins implementation of this plan, the agency will work with the public, partners and oversight groups to ensure the transformation work meets the needs of taxpayers and the nation.
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.
AICPA Expresses Support for Bipartisan Supply Chain Disruptions Relief Act
In a letter to members of the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) expressed its strong support for the Supply Chain Disruptions Relief Act.
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.
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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.