Taxes May 7, 2025
The Tax Blotter – May 2025
Along with casualty losses, deductions for personal theft losses remain suspended at least through the end of the year, although there are certain exceptions.
Taxes May 6, 2025
AICPA Submits Recommendations for Updated Instructions to Form 8971, Information Regarding Beneficiaries Acquiring Property from a Decedent
Form 8971 is an important tax form for estates required to file a federal estate tax return. Executors file this form to report the final estate tax value of property distributed or to be distributed from the estate.
Taxes May 5, 2025
Deloitte: Tax Executives Emphasize Transparency, Digitalization Amid Uncertainty
A new Deloitte survey found that transparency and digitalization continue to be key priorities for tax leaders around the world, while sustainability is having a bigger impact on companies in the midst of ongoing regulatory uncertainty.
Taxes May 5, 2025
Trump Wants Tax Deduction for Interest on Loans to Buy U.S.-Made Cars. Can it Happen?
The White House hasn’t provided any details of how the tax break would work, but the president touted it during the 2024 campaign and reiterated his support last month.
Taxes May 5, 2025
Trump’s Attack on Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status Could Be a Problem for the IRS
Experts say the IRS would face an “uphill climb” if it decided to move ahead against Harvard. And that fight could potentially take years.
Taxes May 2, 2025
Trump Seeks to Squeeze Drugmakers’ Revenues to Pay for Tax Cuts
President Donald Trump wants the pharmaceutical industry to shoulder part of the cost of his tax cuts, pressing Republicans to force drugmakers to accept lower prices on prescriptions covered by Medicaid.
Taxes May 2, 2025
Trump Renews Vow to Strip Harvard of its Tax-Exempt Status
While he did not elaborate, President Donald Trump posted to his Truth Social feed early Friday: “We are going to be taking away Harvard’s Tax Exempt Status. It’s what they deserve!”
State and Local Taxes May 2, 2025
SALT Talks Stall as GOP Considers Limiting Tax Break to Middle Class
The $10,000 cap on SALT, one of the most contentious issues in the GOP debate on its giant tax bill, remained unresolved as lawmakers left Washington on Thursday.
IRS May 1, 2025
IRS Raises HSA Contribution Limits for 2026
The IRS on Thursday issued its annual inflation-adjusted amounts for health savings accounts next year, with small increases across the board as inflation cools.
Taxes May 1, 2025
An ‘Enormous’ Amount of Money at Stake if Trump Targets Harvard Tax Exemption
Harvard's conflict with the Trump administration may not just threaten its research funding. The president said that the university “perhaps” should lose the tax exemption it enjoys as an educational institution.
Taxes May 1, 2025
New Tax Cuts Mostly Favor the Rich Across States This Year
Most states' tax systems already put a higher tax burden on lower-income households, but that trend only accelerated in this year's legislative sessions, worrying advocates who want to see the rich pay a larger share.
CAS April 30, 2025
10 Benefits of Cloud Accounting for Tax Professionals
Here are the advantages of cloud accounting and how delivering services in the cloud can revolutionize the way a tax professional operates.