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This semi-annual update from The Tax Adviser on individual tax topics discusses several cases on material participation, hobby losses, and charitable contributions; the Sec. 199A regulations; and many other developments. Continue Reading
The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department have announced changes to policy on issuing temporary regulations, notices of proposed regulations and other guidance. Continue Reading
This is a challenging time of year for CPAs. But capable leaders can help their people get through it and avoid burnout. Continue Reading
It's the middle of busy season, which means it's time to discuss tax extensions with clients. These four talking points can help you get the conversation started. Continue Reading
Performing certain tasks before leaving the workforce, such as doing home repairs and paying off debt, can set the stage for a successful retirement. Continue Reading
The Qualified Opportunity Zone program has the potential to help investors lower their federal capital gains taxes while contributing to the development of areas that need support. Here is a look at several factors to consider, including which gains are eligible for the program and when a 1031 like-kind exchange may be preferable. Continue Reading
Certain trends -- including the tendency for people to live longer and remain in better health -- could affect the future of retirement, according to a new white paper. Continue Reading
The IRS has authority to charge a user fee for preparer taxpayer identification numbers (PTINs). Continue Reading
National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson, who has headed the Taxpayer Advocate Service at the Internal Revenue Service for 18 years, announced March 1 that she will be retiring at the end of July 2019. Continue Reading
This week's topic: A look at the special rules under §111 for tax benefit and how it impacts state tax refunds from 2018 returns Continue Reading