Tax planning

CEO Bob Oros joined the company last year from Fidelity and has been leading efforts to bring aboard more accountants in the wake of the new tax law.

The sturdy, reliable real estate investment trust is facing an existential choice.

Does the closing of the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program mean it’s time for the iron fist?

The TCJA's lower business rates could spur a boom in merger and acquisition activity.

More CPAs should consider adding the service to their practices.

Clients need help navigating the TCJA in areas such as philanthropic giving and deductions.

If your business clients want to reward employees for their loyal service after a five-, 10- or 20-year period and keep them around for longer, a deferred compensation plan can work well.

The first quarterly payments are due on April 17.

The Internal Revenue Service updated Friday the tax year 2018 annual inflation adjustments to reflect changes from the recent tax reform law.

CEOs and CFOs are feeling more upbeat about the prospects for economic growth, according to a survey released by PwC.

What happens after busy season is pretty much under your control.

Helping clients navigate the compexities of tax reform is a priority.

The changes from the December's reform act make it important for taxpayer's to review their W-4s.

The tax treatment of bitcoin and its ilk raises major questions.

Most Americans will owe less in taxes as a result of President Donald Trump’s overhaul of the U.S. tax code, but in a few jurisdictions, about one in 10 will be paying more, according to an analysis released Wednesday by the Tax Policy Center.

Although you might view yourself as a spreadsheet expert, there's always room for improvement with functions like IF and VLOOKUP.

A provider of cloud-based tax and financial planning services recently made its proprietary technology available to independent advisors, accountants and tax professionals.

House Republicans are approaching their next attempt at tax cuts the same way they did last year — by excluding Democrats.

Governor Phil Murphy’s progressive agenda, outlined in his first New Jersey budget, depends on approval of $1.5 billion in new riches from Democratic lawmakers reluctant to increase residents’ financial burden in one of the highest-taxed U.S. states.

Many preparers report a flood of early clients with questions about tax reform.