In the blogs: They’re off
A useful AMT; refunds of the dead; core-satellite portfolios; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
A useful AMT; refunds of the dead; core-satellite portfolios; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service announced that North Carolina will be the latest state to join the IRS Direct File free tax program in filing season 2025.
Accountants are planning their pregnancies to avoid having children during tax and audit busy seasons — and they’re not happy about it.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have laid out widely divergent plans for handling the sunset date for many parts of the TCJA.
The board brought 34 actions against 45 respondents and imposed a record $35 million in penalties in the first half of 2024.
“I kept seeing a lot of useful material getting thrown out to the landfill, construction waste mainly, things like metal, wood, plasterboard and concrete which are all reusable with a little work,” says Dan Butterfield, owner of Kiwi Skips, a New Zealand-based on-demand skip hire company committed to sustainable waste management. “Watching it all go …
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Many cutting-edge fintech companies, such as now-bankrupt Synapse, lack essential infrastructure to effectively reconcile transactions, track funds, and maintain visibility into ledgers.
YouTuber, podcaster and advisor Jason Staats discussed the practical issues in AI implementation for accountants during Xerocon this week.
As businesses navigate turbulent economic waters, CFOs face mounting challenges in their mission to manage costs, optimize resources and maintain financial resilience.
Speakers at Xero’s annual conference this week urged accountants to think more deeply about promoting mental health and wellbeing for both clients and staff.