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The Internal Revenue Service is improving its accessibility to blind and visually disabled taxpayers after a settlement with the National Federation of the Blind.
September 12 -
The Institute of CPAs is updating its Statements on Standards for Tax Services and wants the IRS to hold off on renaming "virtual currency" as "digital asset" on tax forms.
August 29 -
National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins is protesting a decision by Internal Revenue Service officials to postpone implementation of scanning technology.
August 4 -
Self-employed people and gig economy workers have been confronting tax challenges this year that didn’t just end with tax season.
July 20 -
The Internal Revenue Service added new information to its frequently asked questions and answers on the new Schedules K-2 and K-3 for reporting international taxes.
April 12 -
The Internal Revenue Service has contracted with Ripcord, a startup company that does robotic digitization of documents and records, to pilot test a program to digitize filings of Form 709.
April 5 -
The Internal Revenue Service is suspending a number of notices it usually mails to tax-exempt organizations and governmental entities when it’s missing their tax returns, citing the pandemic and the IRS’s own backlog of unprocessed tax returns and correspondence.
March 28 -
Your clients with household help — such as nannies, housekeepers and senior caregivers — may be paying their workers through a mobile app like Venmo or PayPal. It’s quick and easy, but thanks to a new tax-reporting rule, it may no longer be a good idea.
March 18GTM Payroll Services -
The service has added more forms, publications and other information in Spanish Braille and other languages.
March 16 -
Over the decades, the various changes to filing rules and regulations have led to uncertainty for businesses of all sizes.
March 2Sovos