Tax News from Accounting Today

The Top 100 Firm acquired a Miami-based firm that specializes in international tax consulting, estate and trust matters, and tax planning.

Tax delinquency is increasing among federal government employees as well as retirees, according to a new report.

The American Institute of CPAs wants more information on a provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act imposing an excise tax on tax-exempt organizations.

Financial conquest; getting plastered; Bill of Information; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to offer settlements in syndicated conservation easement cases, but only for a limited time, as it unveils an updated website.

Boomer Consulting launched a Tax Leader Circle and Audit Leader Circle.

Behind on AI; Show-Me State; sunsetting FIRE; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Internal Revenue Service sometimes backdated tax penalty approvals in at least seven cases involving syndicated conservation easements, according to a new report.

For retirement-age clients relocating to the Sun Belt, the savings they are counting on may not exist. Have a conversation before they sign the moving contract.

Accounting firms are seeing an increase in scams involving the notices the IRS is sending to taxpayers when they don't provide their direct deposit information.

Tens of millions of taxpayers may be able to claim big tax refunds thanks to a court decision, but they must file soon.

With about 41 million American workers lacking access to a retirement plan through their jobs, experts say advisors could play a pivotal role.

Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet, introduced the Working Parents Tax Relief Act, which would give parents up to an additional $5,500 per child under the age of four.

June 30, 2026, should be circled in red on the calendars of thousands of large multinational companies. 

CryptoPunks; Eight Percent Fund; fake Transaction Summaries; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Nonprofit organizations are worried the IRS and the Treasury Department will take away their tax-exempt status and even sue or prosecute them.

The IRS and the Treasury posted temporary regulations and a notice of proposed rulemaking outlining a new way to recover federal excise taxes paid on dyed fuel.

Centralized Authorization File processing remains one of the most significant challenges in tax administration — but Business CAF isn't the solution yet.

A group of bipartisan bills moved through the House this week that would make changes in IRS administration, customer service, taxpayer privacy, tax return processing, as well as disaster relief and tax breaks.

New GASB standards; tax cheats; along for the rideshare; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.