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Why Are Only Some Tax Breaks Adjusted for Inflation?
More often than not, inflation accommodations are the first to go during negotiations in Congress.
Congress to Mull Extending Tax Breaks for Kids, Companies
Passage could offer a marginal lift to households and companies next year as the U.S. faces risk of a recession.
Student Loan Forgiveness Website Opens
The U.S. Department of Education has officially launched a website accepting applications for student loan forgiveness.
Rydoo and Blue dot Partner to Provide Tax Automation Solution for Corporate VAT and Employee Benefits Reclaim
The partnership offers an AI powered solution empowering Rydoo customers with unprecedented visibility and control within the Rydoo workflow,
Surgent Accounting & Financial Education Presents Two New Online CPE Courses
One course examines how the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) impacts auto- and energy-related tax credits, and the other covers the effects of the new Student Debt Relief Plan on individuals and employers.
How IRS Changes Impact the Tax and Accounting Profession
The IRS is about to expand by hiring 87,000 more agents via the newly signed into law Inflation Reduction Act.
IRS Sending Letters to 9 Million Americans Still Eligible for Stimulus Payments, EITC, and Child Tax Credits
The IRS is sending letters to more than 9 million individuals and families who appear to qualify for a variety of key tax benefits but did not claim them by filing a ...
Hurricane Ian and Taxes: How CPAs and Tax Pros Can Help Their Clients
With the IRS providing tax relief for victims of Hurricane Ian, CPAs and other advisors are likely to get hit with questions. Here’s everything you need to know to help your impacted clients get the financial relief they need.