Taxes

By now, you’ve probably heard that the IRS Commissioner John Koskinen announced at the AICPA National Tax Conference that tax season could be delayed if Congress doesn’t renew expired provisions by the end of November.  

The November Tax Practice Monthly topic was Gearing Up for Tax Season. Speakers, Ami Oppe and Mike Crisler, currently serve on the AICPA Tax Practice Management Committee and are experts on many areas of tax season practice management. Both of them wanted to share their experiences and offer up

Tax Section Newsletter article about the expansion of the current partnership with CIMA and how it would amplify the profession

Holidays are right around the corner and it feels like we want to put our feet up! But with so much going on in Washington, that’s just not going to happen.  Changes in congressional leadership, a budget agreement, work on the highway funding bill, fiscal-year 2016

Get a quick-reference list of all key resources for accountants to use for the tax busy season. Utilize effective tools and resources for the current filing season.

The Subchapter S corporation (“corp.”) is one of the most prevalent and fast growing type of tax entity. According to the Tax Foundation, S corporations grew from about 800,000 in 1986 to 4.2 million in 2011, and partnerships grew from 1.7 million to 3.3 million

Tax Practice Management: Managing Toxic Clients article for October newsletter

Tax Practice Monthly Debrief article for October newsletter

The Early Interactive Initiative will accelerate and enhance the Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) Alert process. This article from the October Tax Section Newsletter provides more information.

Article for October Tax Section Newsletter regarding 10 Smart Things to Do While on Hold with the IRS.