Self-Reporting Misconduct Can Be Beneficial for Practitioners, OPR Says
Tax practitioners who self-report Circular 230 violations may avoid harsher sanctions and qualify for favorable settlements, the IRS’ Office of …
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Social Security Bill Proposes New Inflation Measure, Tax Changes for High Earners
Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and Representative Jill Tokuda (D-HI) have introduced the Protecting and Preserving Social Security Act to address Social Security’s …
FIRE System Will Retire by Tax Year 2026, Says IRS
The IRS has announced that the Filing Information Returns Electronically (FIRE) system will be retired for the tax year 2026, …
IRS Obtained Proper Penalty Approval in Easement Case, Court Finds
The IRS met the supervisory approval requirements when it assessed penalties against Sand Valley after disallowing the company’s $35.38 million …
Checkpoint’s Exclusive Executive Summary of the 2025 Tax Act
In a series of marathon Senate and House sessions leading up to the July 4th holiday, Congress passed the Act …
Publisher’s Note for the Juneteenth Holiday
Due to the Juneteenth federal holiday, there will be no Checkpoint News articles published on Thursday, June 19, 2025. …
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FASB Unveils New Rules Streamlining Internal Software Accounting for Modern Development Methods
U.S. accounting rulemakers have updated the rules for how companies track and report their spending on software they build for …
What Expiration of the SALT Cap Would Mean for Pass-Through Entity Taxes
The federal limit on state and local tax deductions, known as the SALT cap, is set to expire for tax …
Agencies Withdraw Proposed Regulations That Would Have Created “Individual Contraceptive Arrangement” and Rescinded Contraceptive Coverage Mandate’s Moral Exemption
The IRS, DOL, and HHS have withdrawn proposed regulations that would have provided an additional method for individuals to obtain …