Wealth Planning Expert’s Advice on New Charitable Giving Floors
New charitable deduction floors under the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) are lesser-known provisions that may sneak up on unprepared …
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Downsized IRS to Shift Towards ‘Fewer’ but ‘Deeper’ Audits, Former Officials Say
The IRS is navigating human capital challenges brought on by a decade of workforce reductions, forcing the agency to pivot …
Form 1099-DA Debut Will Test Broker, Taxpayer Readiness in Transition Year
Digital asset brokers and taxpayers are expected to face some growing pains with this tax season’s debut of a new …
Income Tax Disclosure Rules Put Pressure on Corporate Data Systems
New financial disclosure requirements from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) are intended to provide investors with greater transparency into …
OECD Side-by-Side Deal Has its Limits, International Tax Pro Says
One cross-border tax attorney sees the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s (OECD) new side-by-side safe harbor as patchwork relief …
Additional Interim CAMT Guidance Tweaks AFSI Calculations
The IRS has issued additional interim guidance on the corporate alternative minimum tax (CAMT) that provides several new or modified …
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Nebraska Amends State Sales Tax Rate, Other Provisions
By Lauren M. Curran Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has signed legislation that changes the state sales tax rate, amends definitions …
Payroll’s Role in Organizational Health: Keynote Speaker at Las Vegas Conference Draws Lessons from Boeing
Payroll professionals gathering at the PayrollOrg Leaders Conference in Las Vegas were treated to a compelling keynote by Garth Sheriff, …
Corporate Tax Money, Mapped at Last: New Disclosures Show Big Overseas Payments and Ignite Scrutiny
Some of America’s biggest brands are finally showing where their tax money really goes — and in a number of …