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A tax season update from Stephen Mankowski of the National Conference of CPA Practitioners.
February 22 -
Final regulations issued Tuesday require companies to begin electronically filing certain kinds of returns and documents next year.
February 21 -
Practitioners share their big worries as filing season picks up speed.
February 20 -
The service provided details late Friday on the federal tax status of special payments made by 21 states in 2022.
February 10 -
The service is planning to issue guidance as soon as today on whether special state tax refunds, rebates and payments from states like California, Virginia and others are taxable.
February 9 -
The American Institute of CPAs sent a lengthy to-do list to Capitol Hill with a wide-ranging set of tax proposals large and small.
February 9 -
The new SITCA would replace previous industry and agency agreements.
February 6 -
Here are five reasons clients may need more help with household employment matters in 2023
January 31 -
Some benefits actually expired and don't apply this year, and average tax refunds will probably be down as a result.
January 27 -
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"?
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