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The President has signed the biggest tax reform law in over 30 years. When you file your 2018 tax returns – about a year from now – your tax return will look very different from anything you’ve seen in the past. And because most changes don’t happen until then, we have some time to plan. […]

Read the full story Issue Number: IR-2016-123/IRS Newswire/September 22, 2016 WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service and its Security Summit partners today issued an alert to taxpayers and tax professionals to be on guard against fake emails purporting to contain an IRS tax bill related to the Affordable Care Act. The IRS has received numerous

By Kiplinger / Published March 31, 2015 / Nasdaq.com Read the full story Love may be sweeter the second (or third) time around, but for a growing number of baby boomers, love and marriage don’t go hand in hand. The number of adults older than 50 who were living together outside of marriage more than

By Alan Pinck, EA & Ann E. Kummer, EA, CPA/ Published Nov/Dec 2014 / EA Journal Read the full story. Introduction If your practice includes audit representation, you may encounter a situation in which you are representing a client with a cash-intensive business. If you prepare returns for business clients, you should know this process

By Karen E. Klein / Published May 05, 2014 / BloombergBusinessweek Read the full story. The IRS got more than 131 million tax returns last month. Was yours one of them? If you forgot, or didn’t file for some other reason, it’s a mistake to do nothing and hope the tax authorities look the other

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by Emily Driscoll / Published March 27, 2013 / FOXBusiness Read the full story. As the April 15 tax deadline quickly approaches, filers are getting down to the wire to complete and submit their returns. The tax code and filing process can be complicated, and a minor mistake, overlooked filing requirement or missing income can