Taxes

The IRS has released its strategic operating plan for spending $80 billion in extra funding over the next decade. Here’s a look at what it does—and doesn’t—include. What’s Not Included When flipping through what the IRS calls an “ambitious effort to transform the tax agency and dramatically improve service to taxpayers and the nation during

So I spent a couple of hours, that I will never get back, watching coverage of the arraignment of our once and aspiring future President Donald Trump. Sensible tax oriented CPAs were probably for the most part more productively occupied what with that deadline coming up in a couple of weeks. The most interesting thing

Today’s Social Security column addresses questions about how earning less money before filing can affect benefit rates, how survivor benefits are calculated if the record holder had not yet filed and whether or not to suspend a benefit at FRA. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston University and the founder and president

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration—or TIGTA—has released its audit of the IRS’s 2022 Filing Season. The purpose of the review was to evaluate “whether the IRS timely and accurately processed individual paper and electronically filed tax returns during the 2022 Filing Season.” It will surprise no one to hear that TIGTA concluded that

We will be holding a free 30-minute webinar on the use of grantor trusts on Monday, April 10, 2023 at 4:00 PM EST. Please click here to register. I wish to thank Stetson University College of Law students Jason McCosby and Peter Farrell for their assistance in writing this article.} Estate tax planning experts and