Tax

Postmarks and donations; tuning up your comp system; please, Santa…; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

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

The new Form 211, Application for Award for Original Information, lets people report tax noncompliance digitally.

Michigan's main incentive for decoupling was to increase state revenue, as Michigan heavily relies on state income taxes as its largest revenue source.

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

The carryovers range from some $2.4 million in California and some $1.9 million in Texas to $44,851 in Alaska and $39,297 in Vermont.

The draft, a mix of bill text and policy aims, would exempt transactions of regulated stablecoins that consistently maintain a value between $0.99 and $1.01 from capital gains. 

What's behind the power of integrating taxes, investments and strategy for business owner clients?

Two former bankers were convicted in Germany over Cum-Ex deals by Fortis Bank that caused €45 million ($52.7 million) of damage to the country's taxpayers.

Amanda Reynolds filed a complaint asking the court to determine whether pets can be recognized as non-humans dependents.

Networth2B, a small business accounting solutions provider specializing in local apps that stay on the user's device, announced the addition of new billing features for professional services providers.

Tax work has always required patience, judgment and a steady hand. What is different today is the speed of change and the pressure that comes with it.

Get down with PPP; go Huskies; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Congress has passed a bill giving taxpayers who have been affected by natural disasters some extra time to file a claim for a tax credit or refund.

Independent research firm Morningstar's latest study of the value of financial advice examines tax-efficient IRA asset location during the decumulation phase.

The open enrollment season for employee benefits is underway at many companies, and employees may be seeing changes this year thanks to the SECURE 2.0 Act.

Missing the window to make these decisions before year's end means losing a full year of potential savings.

No expertise needed; losing Trump benefits; excise taxes can't replace property taxes; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.