With the Trump administration planning significant tax reform, this webinar will examine the changes to the Tax Code thus far in the year, and forecast what’s to come. Register

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With a new presidential administration, this year has seen a host of changes, developments and new issues that will affect businesses of all sizes. In this webinar, our panel of payroll experts will identify and discuss the areas you and your business clients most need to be aware of, and look ahead to see what’s […]

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In this panel, three experts in accounting firm malpractice issues discuss the latest trends in client lawsuits, new areas of exposure, and what you can do to protect your practice. Register

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This webinar will cover the questions and subjects foremost on the minds of tax preparers as they head into another filing season. It will cover late developments, year- end planning, critical items from the IRS Security Summit and changes ahead for 2018. Register

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With tax season just around the corner, this webinar will cover the latest regulatory and legislative developments, including last-minute year-end activity in Congress, as well as expectations from the IRS and others on what to expect in the months ahead. Register

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With April 18 behind them, the IRS has some advice for your clients who missed yesterday’s filing deadline. First, tell them to file and pay owed taxes as soon as possible to minimize penalties and interest. For taxpayers who are due a refund, there’s also no penalty for filing a late return. If taxpayers owe […]

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The IRS wants nominations for its Information Reporting Program Advisory Committee, a federal advisory group that provides recommendations to the service on tax administration issues. Nominations are being accepted for up to seven appointments that begin in January. The deadline for applications is May 21. The committee reports to the IRS commissioner at a public […]

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Recently, joint research from the Internal Revenue Service and the Urban-Brookings Institute highlighted the results of many IRS enforcement activities, including the impact of past years’ changes to IRS Collection policy. It is no secret that the IRS has been kinder and gentler to tax debtors during the past five years. The 2012 Fresh Start […]

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Some of the richest U.S. colleges are pushing back against scrutiny by Congress over the tax-exempt status of their endowments. Lobbying disclosure forms show almost two dozen schools such as Princeton University, the University of Notre Dame and Cornell University are including endowment tax issues in their federal agenda, along with perennial topics such as […]

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The Center for Audit Quality and the Audit Committee Collaboration have updated the External Auditor Assessment Tool, a resource that helps audit committees better evaluate audit firms. The tool provides a general framework to help audit committees in choosing, overseeing and compensating their outside auditors. The updates to the tool are related to upcoming changes […]

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