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A Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Taxpayer Rights And Change How The IRS Works
A bipartisan Senate bill would change IRS service, taxpayer rights, refunds, paid tax preparer rules, and access to the Tax Court. Here’s what you need to know.
Tax News & Analysis
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Getting to Know You Tuesday: Bijal Chikani
It’s Getting to Know You Tuesday! Bijal Chikani, CPA, has spent more than 20 years helping ultra-high-net-worth families make sense of the ever-changing—and rarely simple—world of taxes. As Co-Director of National Tax Practice and Strategy at Crescent Grove Advisors, he enjoys tackling complex tax challenges, finding practical solutions, and, most importantly, building lasting relationships with…
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You Be The Tax Judge: Ream v. Treasury, Who Won?
John Ream challenged the federal ban on home distilling. So, who won? Two federal appeals courts considered the question—and reached different answers.
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You Be The Tax Judge: Ream v. Treasury
Can Congress ban home distilling to protect federal tax revenue? You be the Tax Judge in Ream v. Treasury, a real case involving whiskey, taxes, and constitutional power.
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Your First Look at 2027 Tax Brackets, Standard Deduction Amounts and More
Get a first look at projected 2027 tax brackets, standard deduction amounts, capital gains thresholds, retirement limits, estate and gift tax amounts, and more.
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What Is a Casualty Loss? Taxes From A to Z®
Casualty and theft loss rules have changed significantly in recent years. Here’s what taxpayers need to know about disaster losses, scam-related theft losses, and the records needed to support a deduction.
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Trump Promised Americans $5,000 if Republicans Win Congress. Here’s the Math.
Trump has promised $5,000 payments to adult U.S. citizens if Republicans win Congress. Here’s the math, the funding questions, and what we know so far.
