Tax planning

Taxes on sugary drinks can have positive health effects, but they aren’t a panacea.

The Democratic presidential hopeful rolled out a wide-ranging menu to fund her multi-trillion-dollar Medicare for All plan, a defining moment that fleshes out her vision to remake one-fifth of the U.S. economy.

Laying out the top tax and accounting research providers side by side.

A new IRS revenue procedure offers guidance in a complicated area.

Big-time college athletes could find themselves with a tax bill after a rule change that will allow student players to accept endorsement deals, according to Republican Senator Richard Burr.

A deadline looms, but questions remain and more guidance is needed.

Experts share tax reform issues practitioners should keep in mind.

5 key deadlines and structuring steps you and your clients can’t afford to miss.

The levy on fortunes over $50 million would also be slated to pay for her child-care plan, cancelling student debt and more.

Here are some suggestions on how to pull work out of tax season and push it into November and December to better handle the extra work.

Pulling back the curtain in the land of OZ, and other gain deferral strategies to consider.

The guidance is the first since 2014.

The regs aimed to prevent U.S. companies from shifting income to offshore branches.

New releases address virtual currency transactions and how to handle a ‘hard fork.’

Blucora’s Avantax Wealth Management combines two firms that took competing approaches to serving tax professionals branching into wealth management.

Warren, Biden, Sanders and Harris

The plan would target companies would large gaps between workers' pay and executives' pay.

Vacation rental property owners are finding out that their lofty dreams of taking their extra income and qualifying for a juicy tax deduction might be just that: a fantasy.

Senator Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax proposal is big. Senator Bernie Sanders’ is about 60 percent bigger.

Senator Elizabeth Warren’s campaign promise to fund social programs by making America’s wealthiest pay a small percentage of their fortune every year could create a costly and difficult compliance system for both the taxpayers and the IRS.