Tax strategies

Consider this host of strategies to help clients keep more of what they earn.

Having the White House, House and Senate all in control of the same party increases the likelihood that major tax legislation can be agreed upon.

With changing tax regulations and incentives, staying informed about the latest updates is crucial for optimizing client outcomes.

When you check off 'WISP' before the December PTIN renewal deadline, it's critical to make sure your practice complies with the latest changes. 

A detailed look at the implications of the president-elect's tax proposals for your clients.

The essential IRS rules regarding the downsides — and potential benefits — of earning extra cash on the side.

The long efforts to put in place the enforcement mechanisms to attack syndicated conservation easements appear to at last be finalized.

Court decisions have opened up a whole new world of tax worries for college student athletes.

What does the 2024 Trump tax plan mean for you and your clients this time around?

Tesla Inc.'s electric vehicles would be shut out from consumer rebates under a proposal by California Governor Gavin Newsom, pitting him against Elon Musk.

A Republican sweep in November's election threatens a niche tax break that helps American colleges upgrade dorms and academic buildings on campus cheaply.

With Republican control of Congress, Donald Trump will have a greater chance of success in renewing parts of his 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Who controls how many branches of government is having repercussions at every level.

TaxPlanIQ released a new workbook and calculator for its ROI Method of Value Pricing for advisory services.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Donald Trump's plan to end income tax on tips would have to be paid for, injecting a note of caution into one of the president-elect's key campaign pledges.

The incoming GOP majorities in the House and Senate mean Trump can enact a tax bill without making concessions to Democrats.

The highest marginal tax rate for 2025 is 37% and the lowest is 10%.

The tax break offered to municipal bond investors is coming under threat as Republicans are closer to taking control of both the White House and Congress.

Tax practitioners weigh in on what the newly elected president wants to do tax-wise, and what he'll actually be able to do tax-wise.