Judge Declines to Block IRS From Sharing Immigrant Data; Dems Sound Alarm
A Trump-appointed federal judge denied immigrant rights advocacy groups’ motion to temporarily enjoin the IRS from sharing tax records with …
Credits for Private School Contributions a ‘Classic’ Tax Shelter, Researcher Says
A proposal to provide tax credits equal to 100% of charitable contributions to certain nonprofit organizations that distribute donations in …
Paying for Tax Cut Extensions: Medicaid
A contentious topic in tax reform discussions is whether — and to what extent — Medicaid spending cuts will be …
Transparency Hawks: IRS Cuts Will Worsen Tax Evasion, Compliance Gaps
Recent and possible upcoming reductions in force at the IRS by the Trump administration undermine progress made across various compliance …
Tax Reform Scoring Tactic Risky, Say Experts
As the Senate gears up to consider the “one, big beautiful bill” on tax reform, immigration, defense, energy, and more, …
Reading the Tea Leaves: Corporate Transparency Act Update
For those with Corporate Transparency Act whiplash, here’s a roundup of the latest developments — including one practitioner’s take on …
Republicans Celebrate House Passage of DeFi Broker CRA
Biden-era regs classifying some decentralized digital asset entities as brokers subject to IRS reporting rules are one step closer to …
House Passes Budget CR in Final Days Before Shutdown
A day after the House Rules Committee reported a six-month government funding stopgap to the full chamber, the House engaged …
Tech Group Lays Out Tax Reform Priorities
A bipartisan tech group — which counts among its members Amazon, Apple, Google, and Meta — is urging congressional leadership …
Groups Sound Alarm After Treasury Backtracks on Beneficial Ownership Reporting
Over 99% of entities previously subject to the Corporate Transparency Act’s reporting requirements could be exempt after Treasury announced a shift in …