OBBB expands itemizing but complicates year-end planning, CPA says Last year’s federal tax law gave more taxpayers reason to itemize, but income-based phaseouts and state decoupling have complicated year-end …
Former IRS chiefs, taxpayer advocate want Form 1040 citizenship question dropped A group of tax experts, including two former IRS commissioners and a former National Taxpayer Advocate, has urged the Treasury …
Multistate Monitor — Clients unaware of state OBBB decoupling gaps, expert says Many clients don’t realize some states have rejected federal tax breaks in the 2025 tax law, while state tax increases …
Tax pros urge annual reasonable compensation reviews for S corps Tax professionals should document reasonable compensation for S corporation owners every year as California turns to algorithms to flag low …
Scholarship groups should prepare for compliance now, tax pro says Organizations hoping to receive contributions that qualify for the new federal scholarship tax credit should build their compliance systems now …
Tax pros gauge midterm elections’ impact on policy outlook The 2026 midterm elections will determine whether Congress moves tax legislation in the lame-duck session or the next Congress, and …
EWA legislation may spur a broader transformation in payroll payments, industry executive says Earned wage access (EWA) has traditionally been marketed as a workplace benefit, giving employees the ability to access wages they …
What Expenses Can Be Reimbursed Under a Qualified Educational Assistance Program? QUESTION: If our company sets up a qualified educational assistance program, what expenses can the program reimburse? For example, can …
Multistate Monitor — As states decouple from OBBB, expert explains how to address now-incorrect tax estimates A tax pro explained how taxpayers can handle state tax underpayments resulting from retroactive changes after the One Big Beautiful …