In 2013, attorney Dan Alban of the Institute for Justice argued that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) could not license tax preparers for one simple
Read MoreTrump Administration Considers Indexing Capital Gains
Think we’re finished with tax breaks in 2018? Not so fast. Hot on the heels of tax cuts from the Tax Jobs and Cuts Act (TJCA),
Read MoreCombat-Injured Veterans May Be Owed Tax Refunds
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that tax relief is available – retroactively – for veterans who received disability severance pay after January 17,
Read MoreHouse Committee Introduces Tax Reform 2.0
Think that we’re done with tax reform? The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was passed in December of 2017, with many of the provisions
Read MoreABA Reveals Theft Of More Than A Million Dollars
The American Bar Association (ABA) has revealed that a staff member had diverted about $1.3 million from the organization over a period of eight years.
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21 IRS Phone Scammers Finally Face Sentencing
Why can’t the government catch these guys? That was the sentiment echoed in my inbox over and over as those Internal Revenue Service (IRS) impersonation
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Social Security Issues Warning About Scams
It may be summer, but the bad guys aren’t taking a vacation. The Acting Inspector General of Social Security, Gale Stallworth Stone, has issued a warning about
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Argument Falls Flat As PA Supreme Court Rules Soda Tax Legal
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed the City of Philadelphia a win today when it upheld a previous ruling that the tax on sweetened beverages is
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States Sue IRS To Strike Down SALT Cap
In the days following tax reform, leaders in some states complained loudly about feeling targeted by deduction caps imposed on state and local taxes (SALT).
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Sánchez Sits Out: Tax Issues May Be To Blame
Manchester United was missing Alexis Sánchez at the start of its US tour. The forward was reportedly denied access to the United States due to a tax fraud conviction.
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