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The IRS announced that this summer, it will transition to a new “systemic relief program” dubbed Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP). ... The program will provide automatic penalty relief to...
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins said that a major policy shift implemented last year — in which the staff stopped responding to companies’ no-action requests durin...
Find out what OPR Alert 2026-19 has do say about AI use in the tax profession ... The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) has issued its first formal guidance on AI, applying already pr...
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A trio of Democrats has asked 11 company and organization leaders whether they believe that, due to ties to President Trump and his family, they qualify for immunity under the recent Trump-IRS sett...
Highlights ... AI accelerates tariff compliance by closing the speed gap between regulatory changes and team response. ... ONESOURCE Global Trade delivers 155 million annual updates with sub-one-da...
On June 25, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals considered Coca-Cola Company’s challenge to the IRS’ change to a long-standing transfer pricing formula, which resulted in a tax deficiency of...
Highlights ... Section 232 and 301 now require component-level documentation and supply chain visibility beyond traditional classification. ... Thomson Reuters processed over 155 million tariff upd...
Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs; Section 301 and 232 remain active and expanding. ... Section 122 faces legal challenges and expires July 2026 under statutory limits. ... Integrated trade m...
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