Some of your clients may have found a tax bill when they opened their mailbox this morning. That’s because the Internal Revenue Service began sending CP14 and CP501 Notices to taxpayers who still owe tax for TY 2018.…
We invited Jim Lowe, EA to the Taxing Subjects Podcast studio to discuss how his filing season went. This episode coincides with the “How Did Your Filing Season Go?” survey that we sent to more than 5,000 tax professionals around the country.…
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This filing season was the first to feature almost all changes from to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act—not to mention the new Form 1040 and Schedules 1 through 6. To learn whether these changes had a significant impact on tax professionals, Taxing Subjects surveyed more than 5,000 preparers.…
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The Internal Revenue Service has unveiled a revised Form W-4, issuing a draft of the form for 2020. The changes, they say, will make accurate withholding choices easier for employees.…
It’s no secret that running a successful small business isn’t easy. The Internal Revenue Service reminds small-business owners that they may qualify for a home office deduction that can help their bottom line and give them one less thing to worry about.…
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Tax professionals interested in learning more about the Section 199A qualified business income (QBI) deduction can attend a webinar hosted by the IRS tomorrow afternoon.…
May is National Historic Preservation Month, and plenty of organizations around the U.S. are promoting historic buildings and other important heritage sites around the country.…
The Internal Revenue Service says it has corrected a calculation error in its 2018 Schedule D Tax Worksheet. The worksheet should have taxed capital gains at a lesser rate, as mandated by the new tax reform package, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed in 2017.…
The Internal Revenue Service has issued its final regulations updating fees for enrolled agents and enrolled retirement plan agents.…
Filing season may be in the rear view, but tax professionals still have to deal with extension returns and finish preparing for next season. Some may already have started looking at CPE opportunities…
