The District of Columbia planned to launch a tax amnesty program in early August, in an effort to collect $170 million in known receivables from more than 42,000 individuals and businesses. D.C. is not the only place offering an amnesty this year - Pennsylvania offered a program until June 18. Florida, Nevada and New Mexico are also offering amnesty programs until Sept. 30. The district reportedly expects to earn an estimated $20 million in revenue from the amnesty and has already included the money in its fiscal 2010 budget.
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New Deloitte practice incorporates open source AI models; LogicGate 2026 release include GRC agents, lifecycle management solution; Deel launches retirement solution; and other accounting tech news.
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Plus, Bonadio names a new CHRO; Rea appoints its first-ever chief growth officer; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.
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Special Tax Shelter Strategy; ghost prepared; material falsehoods; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
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Investors who have taken advantage of opportunity zones may be facing hefty tax bills on their long-deferred capital gains unless they do some careful planning.
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While many companies are insisting employees return to the office, accounting and payment platform Bill is going the opposite direction, announcing that it is going to become a remote-first workplace.
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The Treasury Department and the IRS issued proposed regulations threatening to end the tax-exempt status of schools that offer programs to help minority groups.
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