Tax season

If you don’t receive a five-star rating from a client, don’t get angry or brush it off.

Do you have a plan for how to use these extra 32 days?

NCCPAP’s Stephen Mankowski shares details from the service on filing date extensions and more.

The breaks on COBRA and unemployment; are you a good leader?; Boomer on the workplace of the future; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

When questions and issues arise about domestic employer obligations, families often turn to their trusted financial professional for advice.

The Internal Revenue Service is mailing letters to taxpayers explaining why they may not be getting as much of a Recovery Rebate Credit as they were expecting on their taxes.

One person lagging or falling behind or not meeting their due date commitment holds back everyone else.

As companies prepare to file for the upcoming tax season, businesses face uncertainty emerging from an enduring pandemic. Further, dealing with multiple jurisdictions’ changing laws, deadlines and requirements can often require a small army of specialists.

The Internal Revenue Service responded Tuesday to calls for extending more tax deadlines by giving taxpayers until May 17 to make IRA and HSA contributions and file some refund claims.

When to file on 8821; RMDs and the extension; cloud concerns; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

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Household employment has its share of nuances that may catch accountants and families off guard, cause noncompliance, and cost your clients money. Here are some of the typical tax season mistakes we see made by accountants and families and how to fix them.

U.S. taxpayers face the risk of delayed tax refunds as the agency struggles to work down a backlog of returns from last year, according to a watchdog report.

When everybody wants returns; future CPAs; the lure of Tinseltown; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Tax practitioners share the new issues that they’re keeping an eye on.

The National Conference of CPA Practitioners is asking the IRS to postpone the tax deadline from May 17 until June 15 and to make it apply to quarterly estimated payments.

Which has more priority — reviewing a return that would take two hours to complete, or reviewing 12 returns that would take 10 minutes each?

The IRS will automatically process refunds for individuals who paid taxes on their unemployment benefits before Congress passed a law making those payments tax-free, Commissioner Chuck Rettig said.

The Internal Revenue Service’s delay of the April 15 tax-filing deadline to May 17 gives taxpayers an additional month to file returns and pay any outstanding levies.

The Internal Revenue Service is pushing back the tax-filing deadline until May 17 after heavy pressure from Congress and tax and accounting groups.