
Your Company May Face New E-Filing Requirements in 2024
The Taxpayer First Act (TFA), signed in 2019, mandated that the U.S. Treasury prescribe regulations to decrease the amount of returns the tax agency receives
The Taxpayer First Act (TFA), signed in 2019, mandated that the U.S. Treasury prescribe regulations to decrease the amount of returns the tax agency receives
A cost segregation study can help commercial property owners reduce their tax burden and maximize depreciation deductions. Many property owners and investors are unaware of
The IRS recently released a portion of its strategic operating plan outlining how it will allocate the $80 billion it was allocated in the Inflation
This year saw many crypto investors receive substantial losses. In addition, the IRS has new rules related to crypto transactions that previously were able to
Companies looking to make tax deductions on research and development on their 2022 returns may have to take smaller deductions because of new tax rules.
If you’ve ever done your taxes or discussed your taxes with your accountant, you’ve probably heard about short-term capital gains. In today’s blog, our accounting
The House of Representatives approved the infrastructure bill passed by the Senate in August 2021. Included in the provisions of the law are how cryptocurrency
Tax collection obligations for out-of-state retailers that do not have a physical presence in Missouri will need to pay a Wayfair sales and use tax
The Internal Revenue Service has rolled out an expanded IP PIN (Identity Protection Personal Identification Number) for eligible taxpayers. The IP PIN is a 6-digit
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