IRS update: Getting ready for tax season
Stephen Mankowski of NCCPAP shares the service’s latest initiatives to prepare for 2021.
The tax impact of the election
Grant Thornton’s Dustin Stamper and Renato Zanichelli parse how the result of the presidential and congressional races will play out in tax legislation and policy.
Tax pros hold line on fees for pandemic services
Practitioners share how they handled charging for stimulus services, and interacting with clients.
IRS hiring 150 reps to help small biz, self-employed
The service has openings across the country for collection representatives.
GoFundMe donations may have tax consequences
Contributions made through the crowdfunding platform can often fall into a gray area.
IRS removes one of four options to correct foreign reporting
Consider acting swiftly to correct international tax form mistakes.
IRS removes one of four options to correct foreign reporting
IRS improving e-filing and technology for tax-exempt orgs
The Internal Revenue Service is rolling out new systems and expanding the number of forms that can be electronically filed by tax-exempt organizations, while also dealing with some technology glitches resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
M&A roundup: Hancock Askew, Baratz and DMJ expand
Hancock Askew adds S. Mark Hand; Baratz & Associates merges in Robin, Kramer & Green; and DMJ acquires Roberson CPA Firm.
KPMG announces plans to be net-zero carbon neutral by 2030
The Big Four firm is also aiming to have 100 percent renewable electricity by 2022 in its board countries and by 2030 for its wider network.
Art of Accounting: The Radical CPA goes ‘bots’
What exactly are bots and Botkeeper, and why is this of any interest to accountants?