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Taxpayer Relief After a Disaster

Taxpayer Relief After a Disaster

Unfortunately, natural disasters are all too familiar in the United States. Each year, severe storms, wildfires, hurricanes, and tornadoes occur nationwide, leaving affected taxpayers in challenging situations. Following a natural…
Meet Jerry Brune, Tax School Instructor

Meet Jerry Brune, Tax School Instructor

One of our greatest strengths at Tax School is our instructors. So we thought we’d spend the summer leading up to 2024 Fall Tax School giving you a more in-depth…
Tax Credits For Higher Education

Tax Credits For Higher Education

Two credits are available to reduce the cost of higher education for taxpayers, their spouses. and their dependents: the American Opportunity Credit (AOC) and the lifetime learning credit. The following…
Basic Principles for Entertainment Deduction

Basic Principles for Entertainment Deduction

Entertainment expenses are costs associated with activities that constitute recreation or amusement. These expenses include attending sporting events, social events such as parties, stage shows, and other similar costs. Historically,…
Saving For Retirement Through Backdoor Roths

Saving For Retirement Through Backdoor Roths

Help your tax clients maximize their retirement savings with backdoor Roth IRAs and Mega Backdoor Roth IRAs. Learn how high-income earners can navigate income limitations and employ strategic maneuvers to bolster their retirement nest egg.
TDS Authorization Change

TDS Authorization Change

The IRS has recently introduced a significant change aimed at bolstering security against identity theft within the tax professional community. Effective April 8, 2024, accessing client transcripts via the Transcript Delivery System (TDS) now requires calling the Practitioner Priority Service (PPS).