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  • No crystal ball needed

    While the shape of tax policy remains uncertain in some areas - at press time, Congress was considering a wide range of tax bills, including changes to the estate tax regime, and the extension of a number of tax credits and deductions, among other things - there are a few areas of certainty.

  • Top tax tech: The best results in the shortest time

    By Carly Bohach

    With each new year comes a wave of new technologies aimed at helping tax preparers work more efficiently through tax season.

  • Compliance tops list of IRS concerns for 2010

    By Roger Russell

    Tax return preparers who claim inflated personal or business expenses, false deductions, unallowable credits or excessive exemptions on returns prepared for their clients are a major concern for the Internal Revenue Service during the upcoming filing season, according to a spokesman for the service.

  • From tax preparers to tax prognosticators

    By Antoinette Alexander

    The economic crisis and the downfall of the real estate market spurred a slew of tax law changes that will impact the upcoming filing season.

  • Industry Leader Spotlight

  • Spotlight on CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business

    By Bob Dias, Vice President of Product and Segment Management, CCH, a Wolters Kluwers business

    Economic conditions will continue to pressure firms to achieve maximum productivity.

  • Spotlight on BNA Tax & Accounting

    By Karen Fickes, Managing Editor, U.S. Income, BNA Tax & Accounting

    The recent expansion of the NOL five-year carryback election no longer affects only small businesses.

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