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The Internal Revenue Service is extending some deadlines for sponsors of defined-contribution retirement plans, such as 401(k) plans, that were affected by storms and other severe weather in Alabama, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Tennessee and West Virginia.
June 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service does not always properly authenticate the identity of taxpayers calling its toll-free assistance lines before providing them with confidential tax account information, according to a new government report.
June 21 -
The 3.8 percent Medicare tax on investment income that will be imposed on higher-income individuals starting in 2013 has caught the immediate attention of many taxpayers.
June 21 -
Katie Tolin pursued a career in marketing and she did it by the book. Armed with undergraduate degrees in business and public relations, she earned a Master
June 21 -
If you have any doubts about the dreary climate of small-business lending, Gary Brown can easily put it in perspective.
June 21 -
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Despite performing admirably in a difficult environment, the Internal Revenue Service still needs to improve on strategies to narrow the tax gap and hone its information technology systems, according to the IRS Oversight Board
June 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released an application form that will allow small firms to begin applying for certification for tax credits or grants available under the Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project Program, created by the Affordable Care Act.
June 18 -
An outside advisory committee recommended that the Internal Revenue Service follow a three-year phase-in approach to implementing a new requirement for tax preparers to electronically file individual tax returns.
June 18 -
The House passed legislation to incentivize community banks to increase their small-business lending.
June 18 -
A case decided earlier this week by the South Carolina Supreme Court may have nationwide implications on tax reporting.
June 17 -
Corporations that issued stock options to their executives claimed tax deductions that were collectively $52 billion larger than the expenses shown on their books in 2008, according to newly released data.
June 17 -
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., has scaled back the carried interest and S corporation tax provisions, in addition to several others, after the tax extenders and unemployment legislation hit a speed bump in the Senate.
June 17 -
The upper and lower houses of the Swiss Parliament have ratified a deal between the Swiss and U.S. governments to share information on approximately 4,450 U.S.-based customers of Swiss bank UBS with the U.S. government.
June 17 -
The Senate has approved an amendment to extend the closing deadline for homebuyers who qualified for the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit.
June 17 -
IMGCAP(1)]When you think about how to increase your firm's profits, what comes to mind? My guess is that training and learning may not make your short list. Soft skills are even less likely to make the cut. The reality is that preparation precedes profits, and many firms miss out on great earning opportunities because they do not invest enough in training their people the right way.
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The tax extender and unemployment benefits bill failed to clear a 60-vote hurdle in the Senate on Wednesday.
June 16 -
KPMG plans to bring nearly 375 jobs to its new office in Tysons Corner, Va., just outside Washington, D.C.
June 16 -
The American Institute of CPAs and the National Society of Accountants are voicing their opposition to a provision in the tax extenders and unemployment legislation that could increase the self-employment taxes paid by some professional services firms organized as S corporations.
June 16 -
The Internal Revenue Service has awarded a five-year contract to consulting firm Accenture to design, implement and operate its tax return preparer registration program.
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