Category Archives for Tax Filings
The IRS Reveals How It Will Spend Its $80B
In a report to the Secretary of the Treasury, the Internal Revenue Service laid out its strategic operating plan for the next decade, with details on how it plans to use the extra IRS funding. $80 billion
Read MoreTikTok is Spreading Tax Myths
TikTok is spreading tax mythsTikTok is spreading financial misinformation, according to a new report, including five troubling tax myths affecting self-employed workers.According to Paul Koullick, CEO
Read MoreSCOTUS Slashes IRS Penalty Against Taxpayer for Not Reporting Foreign Bank Accounts
The Supreme Court ruled 5–4 in a fractured opinion on Feb. 28 that the IRS imposed an excessive fine on a businessman for failing to report foreign bank accounts, reducing the financial penalty from
Read MoreEx-IRS Agent Sounds Alarm on What’s Coming Next
Gun-Toting Wing of IRS wants to ‘put the fear of God in people’: ex-agentAs the Internal Revenue Service seeks to bolster the ranks of its weapon-carrying IRS Criminal Investigation unit, a former
Read MoreIRS Targets Gig Workers and Foreign Income Recipients
Taxpayers face consequences for failing to meet certain tax obligations.The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued a notice to “gig economy” service workers and those who receive a foreign
Read MoreManaging the ERC Misinformation Epidemic
I'm sure you've heard the radio ads telling business owners: "If you were impacted by COVID, you could be entitled to up to $26,000 per employee in refunds from the IRS. Call today! Don't delay!" The breathless
Read MoreAdjust Your 2023 Withholding Now or Get a Surprise Later
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued an alert to taxpayers, encouraging them to adjust their 2023 withholding so as to either avoid effectively giving the government an interest-free loan of their
Read MoreTax Filers Must Answer New Crypto Question or Face Consequences
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued an alert recently to taxpayers, reminding them that they must report all digital asset-related income and answer a new digital assets question on their 2022 federal
Read MoreSome New Year’s Resolutions for Tax and Accounting Professionals
Well, it’s officially 2023, and lots of people seem to be buzzing with renewed energy for self-improvement. If you've already begun that endeavor, maybe you’ve already started working on your own resolutions
Read MoreSupreme Court Considers Attorney-Client Privilege in Tax Case
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a tax case in which both attorneys and CPAs offered advice. At issue is the question of whether a communication involving both legal and nonlegal
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