State and Local Taxes October 11, 2023
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.
Taxes September 25, 2023
All individuals and business owners in these two states now have until Feb. 15, 2024, to file their returns and make tax payments.
Firm Management September 22, 2023
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.
Taxes September 6, 2023
New IRS guidance marked the second time this year the agency raised the specter of subjecting state refunds to federal income tax.
Accounting August 28, 2023
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Small Business August 15, 2023
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Sales Tax July 26, 2023
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.
Taxes July 20, 2023
House Republicans pushing to force relief from the $10,000 state and local tax cap could be a major challenge to GOP leadership.
Taxes July 18, 2023
Over the past 60 years, in times of adverse economic cycles, sales taxes have provided a more resilient method of funding relative to income and property taxes.
Taxes February 23, 2023
Average U.S. hotel occupancy is projected to reach 63.8% in 2023 – just shy of 2019’s level of 65.9%. Staffing is expected to remain a challenge for many U.S. hotels in 2023, as the industry continues to grow its workforce back to pre-pandemic levels.
Taxes January 13, 2023
During an interview with Bloomberg TV on Thursday, Murphy was asked if he can pledge no new taxes in New Jersey...
Taxes January 13, 2023
State treasury officials estimate Michigan government will see a $9.2 billion surplus at the end of this fiscal year, increasing the likelihood that all that cash could trigger a permanent cut in the state income tax.