Tax season

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As tax professionals, we need to figure out which version of reality is going to show up on tax season opening day.

Tax season is starting as a number of new provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act take effect.

Just dropping that tax return off at your local post office may no longer be proof that you met the deadline.

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Major tax legislation, IRS staffing issues, and plenty of client confusion promise a challenging tax season.

Trump administration officials are confidently forecasting that Americans will see the largest refunds next filing season thanks to the tax cuts in the OBBBA.

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Led by Elizabeth Warren, 17 senators sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressing their "serious concerns."

A recent study by the NATP dives into practitioners' fees — and how they determine the prices.

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Planning around SSI COLAs; holiday business deductions; complex decisions of inheritance; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

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The tax prep chain is gearing up for the upcoming tax season during a National Hiring Week, starting Nov. 3.

In a letter to Congress, the National Association of Tax Professionals warned of serious problems for tax season.

The agency also saw a more than 1% jump in the total number of tax returns received and processed.