Tax season

Everyone knows tax pros don't make mistakes, but it can't hurt to doublecheck for these mistakes before filing.

The newest edition of the Internal Revenue Service's Dirty Dozen tax scams shows that fraudsters going at it as strong as ever.

At the same time, the Internal Revenue Service is planning to close over 100 in-person Taxpayer Assistance Centers.

Neil Fishman of the National Conference of CPA Practitioners dives into how developments in Washington will impact tax season.

Even though things are busy, tax pros can't afford to let their guards down on engagement letters, scope creep, data security and much more.

Taxpayers in Wyoming are expected to procrastinate the most on taxes this year, while taxpayers in Wisconsin are likely to procrastinate the least.

Refunds without taxes; bouncing BOI; never too late for an Employee Retention Credit; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent named Internal Revenue Service chief operating officer Melanie Krause as acting commissioner after the retirement of Douglas O'Donnell.

A group of former commissioners at the Internal Revenue Service is sounding the alarm about the thousands of layoffs at the agency in the midst of tax season.

Seattle has the most tax procrastinators in 2025, according to a recent study.

Account Sense is fighting burnout with a different approach to scheduling during busy season and beyond.

The threatened layoffs appeared to be underway Thursday, with estimates of between 6,000 and 7,000 employees being fired in the middle of tax-filing season.

Hegseth's IRS notice; CPA exam questions; spotting cyberattacks; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

When staff use this SmartProof worksheet, they have a method to self-check and self-review their own work and fix any errors before it goes to the reviewer.

As the new year's tax season begins, a look back at lessons from the 2024 filing season.

Tariffs' effects; the right CMS; new blog on the block; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Hiring freezes at the IRS to a potential end to contingency fees have created a complicated start to the year for accountants and tax pros.

CPAs handle an influx of sensitive financial information and personal information during tax season, making them an attractive target for cybercriminals.

The head of the National Treasury Employees Union calls the move a "bait-and-switch."

Future of the IRS; the VAT obstacle; awaiting results; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.