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alliantgroup Adds Accounting Majors to Annual Scholarship Program
alliantgroup’s philanthropic arm, the Blue Heart Fund, is excited to add Accounting majors to its annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Scholarship program expanding STEM to STEaM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Accounting and Math)
TIGTA: Clawbacks, Flat Funding Could Hinder IRS Transformation
A clawback of the IRS’s Inflation Reduction Act funds, combined with flat appropriations funding, could hamper the agency’s
How Automation Can Solve Problems in the Food Supply Chain
Automation allows farmers and food distributors to streamline their supply chains, relying on less labor to get their goods to market.
Government Shutdown Could Disrupt Upcoming Tax Season, IRS Commissioner Says
As Americans prepare for the opening of tax season, lawmakers are racing to avert a government shutdown. If they fail to come to an agreement, the resulting pause in nonessential operations could affect taxpayers’ filing experience, according to IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel.
Breaking News from Capitol Hill: Is There Finally a Fix for Section 174?
With a rumored solution for 174 amortizations, the R&D tax credit could put cash back into businesses’ pockets before the next deadline. ERC is coming to an end, but the new tax bill may cut off claims earlier than expected.
Tax Prep Fees are Rising Because Accounting is not a ‘Cool’ Career
A national shortage of CPAs and support staff is driving up prices. American taxpayers had to pay at least 20% more on average to get their taxes done last year — and accountants aren’t thrilled about it either.
IRS Seeks Outside Help with Identifying Errors During Filing
The IRS is searching for contractors to support its plans to catch errors on tax returns when they are initially filed to avoid the need to fix them later — potentially with help from artificial intelligence.
Taxpayers Concerned About Fraudulent ERC Claims Must Act Now
While Covid-19 relief appropriations pulled many businesses from the brink of demise, an onslaught of associated fraud has come to the surface, especially regarding claims for the employee retention credit.
R&D Regs, Minimum Tax Changes Top Corporate 2024 Watch List
Corporate tax advisers are gearing up clients for 2024 tax code changes to research and development expenses, an election year that could determine the fate of some high-profile laws, and corporate minimum taxes, among other regulatory actions from the IRS and Treasury Department.
IRS to send taxpayers a ‘special reminder letter’ about debt. Who may get one and what to expect
After a two-year hiatus on automated collection notices, the IRS said it will soon resume sending such letters — and experts have tips if you receive one.
IRS to Wipe Clean $1 Billion in Penalties as Collection Resumes
Nearly two years after the IRS hit pause on issuing automated collection reminder notices, the agency has set a date to begin resuming that work and coupled it with a clean slate for millions of affected taxpayers.
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