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If he returns to office, Trump intends to make the individual cuts from the TCJA permanent and to keep corporate tax levels unchanged.
January 9 -
Financial advisors, tax professionals and their customers can recoup 30% of the cost through credits for qualified upgrades to their residences.
January 8 -
The agency is anticipating over 128.7 million individual tax returns by the April 15, 2024, tax deadline.
January 8 -
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners has joined a collective effort of organizations including the Center for Audit Quality, Financial Executives International, the Institute of Internal Auditors and the National Association of Corporate Directors.
January 8 -
The deal includes speeding up $10 billion in cuts to the Internal Revenue Service.
January 8 -
NCCPAP's Frank Sands shares the major issues that tax pros should be paying attention to in the run up to April 15.
January 8 -
The Internal Revenue Service will be hosting a Tax Professional Awareness Week starting Monday, Jan. 8.
January 5 -
The Internal Revenue Service is extending the period for dealers and sellers of so-called "clean" vehicles such as electric cars to submit time-of-sale reports by a few days to qualify for tax credits.
January 5 -
The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 3.7%, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.
January 5 -
Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz assumes new name of Brown Plus; FASB appoints six to Not-for-Profit Advisory Committee; and more news from around the profession.
January 5 -
The company has introduced two options to help companies comply with the new requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act.
January 4 -
The contract will provide development support to two mission-critical systems at the agency.
January 4 -
The service-providing sector added 155,000 jobs, including 1,000 in professional and business services.
January 4 -
BOI reporting opens; Offender of the Year; state extensions; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
January 3
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J. Russell George, the longtime Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, died Monday after an unspecified prolonged illness.
January 3 -
The FAF, which oversees FASB and GASB, is asking for nominations for at-large trustees.
January 3 -
The average pace of job growth in 2023 remained above the growth rate leading up to the pandemic.
January 3 -
In the fiscal year ending in July 2023, Intuit received $106 million in federal research and experimentation credits, which amounted to about 4% of its total R&D expenses.
January 3 -
Auditor disclosures of client-specific quantitative materiality thresholds, which are required in the U.K. but not the U.S., could be encouraging some businesses to massage their earnings reports.
January 2 -
The double taxation treaty between the U.S. and Hungary has been terminated as of Monday.
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