Tax

Extended deadlines, exemptions from some securities laws, and relaxation of low-income housing rules aim to help those affected by the storm.

Empire State taxpayers sent about $24 billion more to the federal government last year than they got back in spending.

Social Security bump; what accountants do; no IRS taxpayer rights training; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The American Institute of CPAs presented testimony Tuesday during a hearing conducted by the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service about the proposed regulations for implementing the qualified business income rules under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

An all-electronic vision, security concerns, and other highlights from the latest IRS National Public Liaison meeting.

Taxpayers now have until Feb. 28 to file a number of returns and make certain payments.

Individual income taxes are the federal government’s single biggest revenue source. In fiscal year 2018, which ended Sept. 30, the individual income tax is expected to bring in roughly $1.7 trillion, or about half of all federal revenues, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

The issue hasn’t been the political boon party leaders hoped it would be.

U.S. corporations have largely abandoned the contentious deals that allowed them to shift their addresses abroad for a lower tax rate. Yet a key part of the transactions is continuing quietly even after President Donald Trump’s tax overhaul.

Whether you’re at a Big Four firm, a regional firm or a sole practitioner, you have the potential to be a rainmaker.