With five years of PTET now under our belts, and the vast majority of states with a personal income tax having enacted a PTET, it’s a good time to ask the question: Are the PTETs living up to their hype?
Is it time to begin eliminating problematic tax clients? This blog outlines eleven examples of a problematic client and ways to gracefully end the relationship with the difficult, high maintenance ones so you can better serve the rest.
This week’s blog highlights details from a warning issued by the IRS to taxpayers about a new scam involving fraudulent mailings that falsely claim recipients are owed a refund. It’s important for tax practitioners to be aware of this scam so you can warn and/or provide advice to clients who may be susceptible.
This week’s blog is adapted from 2022 University of Illinois Federal Tax Workbook, Volume B, Chapter 3: Partnership Basics, which lists the advantages and disadvantages of making a §761(a) election so tax professionals can weigh each before advising their clients.
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Check out this week\’s blog about Direct File, a free tax filing system the IRS is working on. They conducted surveys and research, and recently sent a report to Congress with findings on taxpayer interest, cost, and challenges. The report also included an analysis by a third party. The next step is a pilot program for testing during the 2024 tax filing season.
As tax practitioners, we know that meals and entertainment expenses can have a significant impact on the profitability of contracts and projects. These expenses often require careful scrutiny due to the unique and varied rules for deductibility that apply to them. In this blog post, we\’ll explore the rules and regulations surrounding meals and entertainment expenses.
