Tax Court Cancels Trial Sessions Amid Government Shutdown
The United States Tax Court has canceled all in-person and remote trial sessions scheduled for the weeks of October 20 …
Commuter Benefits Evolve: Employers Adapt to New Technology, Tax Limits, and Employee Needs
The Changing Landscape of Commuter Benefits Commuter benefits are undergoing a transformation as transit agencies phase out traditional fare media …
Outsourcing Bill Catches Tax Community’s Attention
Recently introduced legislation would impose an excise tax on payments to foreign persons for services that directly or indirectly benefit …
Transfer Pricing Expert: ‘Prepare Now’ for Best Chance to Avoid Scrutiny
The IRS may be operating at a limited capacity this year, but that does not mean companies should put any …
A Different Angle on Health Insurance Tax Preferences
As the standoff in Congress over the future of Affordable Care Act tax credits continues, here’s a look at a …
E-Verify Under Scrutiny: Shutdowns, State Mandates, and System Gaps Spark Compliance Debate
E-Verify, the federal electronic system for verifying new hires’ work eligibility, has been a focal point in employment compliance discussions. …
Reduced IRS Should Give Taxpayers Relief During Shutdown, CPAs Say
Correction, 10/15/2025: This article has been updated to accurately reflect Erik Asgeirsson’s title as CEO and president of CPA.com. The …
How Tax-Exempt Orgs Can Mitigate Risk in the Current Environment
The landscape for tax-exempt organizations has shifted under the current administration, particularly after the White House directed a whole-of-government approach …
IRS FY 2026 Plans Heavy on OBBB Implementation
On the eve of the government shutdown, the IRS released its 2025-2026 Priority Guidance Plan for fiscal year 2026 – of 105 …
IRS Furloughs Begin
Wednesday marked the sixth business day of the government shutdown, with the IRS giving notice of an agency-wide furlough. The …