Roger Russell

Facing the loss of a valuable deduction, high-tax states file a lawsuit.

Parsing the ramifications of the Supreme Court decision

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act offers accounting firms an opportunity to go beyond their traditional compliance services.

Businesses are struggling to wrap their heads around the implications of the decision.

In a case involving how expenses are allocated between corporate domestic and overseas operations, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed on Tuesday the Tax Court’s decision in a major win for the Internal Revenue Service against Intel’s subsidiary Altera.

These provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act offer practitioners big opportunities to help clients.

New, more complicated marital situations call for careful tax planning.

Poor record-keeping meant the owner couldn’t document sales of non-marijuana merchandise.

The AICPA has suggested guidance on the tax treatment of cryptocurrencies.

The service has set a five-year strategic plan and goals

The justices reversed an appeals court ruling on what constitutes “money remuneration.”

The Supreme Court’s sales tax decision creates complications for states and businesses alike, experts say.

But in a stroke, the Supreme Court also erased the decades-old physical presence test.

SCOTUS rules 5-4 to give states greater power to make out-of-state retailers collect online sales taxes.

The Tax Court rules that creditors must have hard evidence that an obligation is uncollectable before they deduct it.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has companies facing the unusual problem of what to do with their extra money.

A new Bloomberg Tax survey shows them grappling with a range of taxation issues.

A district court decision could require rethinking tax strategies on assets held abroad.

With the changes coming in 2019, preparers may end up being nostalgic for this year.

Georgia and others are pushing ahead with contingencies in advance of the Supreme Court decision.