Featured News
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IRS urges need for multifactor authentication
The IRS is urging tax professionals to use the free multifactor authentication feature offered on tax preparation software products.
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Making the most of client meetings
With busy season underway, tax advisors have more opportunity to get to know and serve their clients better.
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Why CFOs should serve on other companies’ boards
New research indicates that companies should encourage their CFOs to serve on boards of directors of other companies, not restrict them from participating.
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Video gamers freed from IRS reporting worry
The IRS recently pulled language from its website that would have subjected millions of users of certain popular video games to a new disclosure requirement.
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Taxpayers aren’t rushing to file taxes in 2020
Initial statistics from the IRS show taxpayers aren’t rushing to file early returns in 2020.
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IRS proposes rules to update tax withholding
The IRS has proposed new regulations for withholding on individuals’ wages and revisions to Form W-4.
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Investing in QOF with IGT
Combining investments in qualified opportunity funds with irrevocable grantor trusts gives families a new tool to pass down assets while saving money on taxes.
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More companies use hedge accounting
Early adopters of a new hedge accounting standard drove an uptick in the use of hedge accounting in 2018, according to new research.
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Impacts of TCJA’s repatriation tax
Under the new Internal Revenue Code 965, U.S. multinational entities must pay a mandatory repatriation tax on undistributed and deferred post-1986 income.
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Reducing staff tension during tax season
Tax season can take its toll on accounting teams, but letting off steam now and again can cut tension and promote camaraderie among staff.