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IRS ‘Get Ready’ Campaign Helps Taxpayers Prepare for Filing Season
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Treasury: IRS Could Collect $561 Billion in Revenue Thanks to Inflation Reduction Act
However, Treasury warned that if $20 billion is cut from the IRS’s funding allotment, it would reduce revenues by over $100 billion.
State and Local Tax (SALT) Predictions for 2024
The SALT professionals at Grant Thornton have compiled it's top predictions for what it expects to see in the coming year in this volatile space.
How to Manage Tax Exempt Sales More Effectively
Collecting, validating, storing, and renewing exemption certificates is a challenge for many tax and finance departments.
Why Idaho Senator Mike Crapo Largely Controls Bipartisan Tax Bill’s Fate
The top GOP member of the Senate Finance Committee has signaled he won’t support the family and business tax break bill as-is.
AICPA Provides Recommendations Regarding Donor Advised Funds Regulations
Notably, the AICPA is asking Treasury and the IRS to postpone the effective date of the final regulations to give taxpayers more time to adapt and comply with the new rules.
GOP SALT Bill on Shaky Ground After Getting Over House Rules Hump
Democrats back lifting deductions cap but argue Republican-backed legislation is an election-year gift.
2024 Tax Refund Date Estimator
In most cases, early tax filers who are a due a refund can often see the refund as early as mid- or late February if they have it direct deposited. That’s without an expensive “tax refund loan” or other similar product.
Tax Court Says Group Overshot on the Augusta Rule
If the rental period lasts 14 days or less—in other words no more than two weeks—you don’t have to report any of the taxable income to the IRS On the other side of the coin, the rental expenses aren’t tax-deductible, either.