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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross’s decision to sell his remaining equity holdings could save him from future run-ins with the government’s top ethics watchdog. But it could also set him up with a sizable tax bill.
July 17 -
Many tax-exempt groups that participate in politics will no longer be required to disclose their donors to the Internal Revenue Service, the Treasury Department said.
July 17 -
Four Democratic-led northeastern states sued the Trump administration to invalidate the new $10,000 cap on the federal tax deduction for state and local taxes.
July 17 -
The service will help taxpayers manage the new withholding tables.
July 17 -
These provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act offer practitioners big opportunities to help clients.
July 17 -
More than 75 percent of CPAs in New Jersey say the Garden State’s recently enacted budget would have a negative impact on the economy, according to a new survey by the New Jersey Society of CPAs.
July 16 -
The upcoming rules may affect one tactic that some wealthy taxpayers have been using to get around the cap on deducting local property taxes.
July 13 -
The Internal Revenue Service is preparing to send millions of dollars to vets who received disability severance payments starting in 1991.
July 13 -
Disabled, in foster care and deductible; no profits but thousands in expenses; conviction overturned; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
July 12 -
The IRS and Treasury have unveiled a proposed postcard-sized version of the workhorse form.
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