The Social Security trust fund will be exhausted by the year 2041, a year earlier than projected, according to the program's trustees. The updated projections were part of the trustees' annual report, which also noted that the Medicare program will spiral into insolvency by the year 2020. The respective dates are when the trust funds for both Social Security and Medicare will have gone through the government bonds slated for retirement benefits for the roughly 78 million Baby Boomers. For Social Security, the threshold when benefits exceed monies being paid into program will occur in 2017 -- a year earlier than initially projected. Medicare passed that ominous threshold last year.
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Wolters Kluwer announced the launch of "Expert AI," which will be woven throughout its CCH Axcess product, its capacities now integrated across tax, audit, and firm management workflows.
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The Trump administration's tax bill has created the opportunity to deduct domestic R&E expenses
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The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board found that 29% of companies with major restatements reported an auditor change in the year preceding the restatement.
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A review of over 800 calls found that the overwhelming majority of phone interactions with Internal Revenue Service reps were courteous and professional.
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Despite the government shutdown, the IRS is reminding taxpayers and tax professionals that 2024 tax returns that were put on extension are still due.
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Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins warns about the potential downsides for some taxpayers of the IRS moving entirely to electronic payments.
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