Tax regulations

More than 60 tax provisions are going up, according to Rev. Proc. 2022-38.

More and more, these assets are becoming embedded in the world's financial systems.

The transition period has now been extended through Jan. 10, 2024 in which taxpayers are afforded a full 45 days to perfect a R&D tax credit claim for refund.

The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service issued final regulations to eliminate a so-called "family glitch" in qualifying for premium tax credits.

The rule change would cost affected companies, independent contractors, and local governments $188.3 million, the DOL estimated.

While it's true that many companies qualify for the employee retention tax credit, there is significant concern about abuse and fraud.

Million-dollar baseballs are raining down on fans like pennies from heaven, and the taxman isn't far behind.

The request for comments is part of the Treasury Department's effort to fast-track the rules from the Inflation Reduction Act.

The government is requesting responses on implementing the Inflation Reduction Act's climate proposals by Nov. 4 or sooner.

Two revisions hope to clarify how taxpayers can meet with Appeals, and give them more contacts at the service.

The Internal Revenue Service issued its annual notice providing rates for taxpayers to use in substantiating the amount of ordinary and necessary expenses they've incurred while away from home.

The Internal Revenue Service added new information to its FAQ page on the tax rules surrounding the use of coronavirus funds for mortgage insurance and home purchases.

The service is giving companies and tax professionals another year to fix up their claims for the research and development tax credit.

The service published updated information about the credit after a scathing investigative report about how the longtime tax credit is being abused.

A recent case shows that the IRS and the Tax Court are going to need a little bit more in the way of documentation.

The service's Appeals office is asking taxpayers and tax pros to weigh in on its final guidelines for use of its video meeting option.

The effective date of final regulations on foreign currency used by multinational companies' qualified business units is being postponed for another year.

The service has raised the rates it pays for overpayments and charges for underpayments.

Legislation introduced by a mix of Republicans and Democrats would exempt the firms from being considered cryptocurrency "brokers."

What should employers do to adapt?