If this time last year, you had suggested I would spend most of 2020 away from my office and rely on the tax community on social media to keep me both informed and sane, I likely would have laughed at you. Don’t get me wrong: I have always enjoyed the tax community on Twitter. But…
Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigations (IRS-CI) has announced charges against three individuals for their alleged roles in the Twitter hack that occurred on July 15, 2020. As part of the attack, verified accounts of high-profile individuals, including those belonging to former Vice President Joe Biden, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Mike…
There was a lot of tax talk in 2019 – especially on social media. From Bitcoin to stretch IRAs to tax refunds, Twitter streams were filled with news, links, and best practices focused on tax. Twitter is an easy way to find out what’s happening in the tax world – for tax professionals, taxpayers and…
You didn’t have to look hard in 2018 to find folks talking about tax – especially on social media. Thanks to tax reform, SALT became a common term outside of the culinary world. Section 199A made headlines (and headlines and headlines). And, the complexities of sales tax were debated at the Supreme Court and in your Twitter…
Want to know what’s happening in the tax world? Here are the top 100 must-follow tax Twitter accounts for 2018.
If you’re already on Twitter, the list will make sense to you. If you’re not already on Twitter, here’s the scoop: Twitter is a social media site without the bells and whistles (and weird pressure) of Facebook. It’s a quick exchange of information, limited to 140 characters a pop. You can tweet opinions, news, pictures, or links…
Some Facebook users in the United Kingdom (UK) may be getting ready to put that rumored “dislike” Facebook button to use: the social media site paid just £4,327 ($6,643 US) in UK corporate tax in 2014. No, that’s not missing a few zeros. It’s really £4,327 ($6,643 US). To be clear: I paid more in…
The new year is almost upon us. I’m sure that you have lots of things you hope to accomplish in 2015. Resolving to communicate better? Stay on top of all of the latest and greatest tax news? Network a little more? I have just the thing: tax Twitter accounts to follow. If you’re already on…
The internet is aflutter with the news that Twitter is jumping on the Irish corporate tax bandwagon a la Apple. Will taxpayers react in quite the same way?
With so much happening with the Internal Revenue Service these days, you might be wondering how to keep up with it all. Clearly, keep reading taxgirl.com and Forbes.com – we’ve got you covered! But you can also follow the IRS on social media these days for the agency’s take on current issues. Here’s a quick…