Tax credits

Practitioners are hoping for a more normal filing season.

GM is pushing the Treasury to change the definition of a sport utility vehicle and expand how many buyers can get electric-vehicle tax credits.

Some benefits actually expired and don't apply this year, and average tax refunds will probably be down as a result.

Senator Joe Manchin is pushing back against efforts to apply broad interpretations to a tax credit for electric vehicles that he largely wrote.

Sens. Ben Cardin, a Democrat, and Tim Scott, a Republican, introduced bipartisan legislation to offer tax credits for tips to beauty services providers.

One of the most anticipated tax extenders was a delay in the Section 174 amortization requirement. With the extenders not passing, many taxpayers are asking, "What now"?

The bill would provide tax relief to businesses that applied for the SBA's Restaurant Revitalization Fund, but didn't receive a grant because the program ran out of money.

Radio ads from pop-up "shops" and "mills" are looking to profit from the opportunity and confusion surrounding the Employee Retention Credit, but could cost clients.

The Biden administration is privately warning about Republican efforts to cut the Internal Revenue Service's budget.

There's a catch buried in the law: Projects that don't meet certain new wage and labor requirements only get a fraction of the credit.