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Minnesota CPA Stole More Than $340,000 From Her Clients, Feds Say
Jeana Ann Lautigar of Edina, MN, was charged with making monetary transactions connected to the crime and failing to file taxes.
Florida Tax Preparer Charged 5 Years Ago With Stealing Has Done It Again, Cops Say
Dennis Maxey was arrested in 2019 for grand theft and scheme to defraud, both first-degree felonies. He was arrested again on April 18.
Sovos Launches Indirect Tax Suite to Meet Complexities of Global Compliance
Part of the Sovos Compliance Cloud, the Indirect Tax Suite empowers enterprises to manage all of their indirect tax obligations with governments, buyers, suppliers and consumers.
IRS Opens Second Allocation Round For Advanced Energy Tax Credit
Beginning May 28, the IRS will accept applications from taxpayers seeking tax credits from the pool of $6 billion allocated in Round 2.
Digital Workflow in Intuit ProConnect Tax
During the Intuit Accountants “Better Together” event in New York City, the Intuit ProTax Group brought together tax professionals and industry thought leaders.
IRS Offers Resources and Advice During National Small Business Week
The Internal Revenue Service is offering tax-related information to entrepreneurs in anticipation of the upcoming kick-off of National Small Business Week.
IRS Says It Saw ‘Strong Response’ From Direct File Pilot Users This Tax Season
About 140,800 taxpayers in 12 states filed their federal tax returns through the new service, but its future is up in the air.
IRS Offers Final Guidance on Transfers of Credits Under Inflation Reduction Act
The final regulations also describe special rules related to excessive credit transfers and recapture events.