Written by Stephen Von Hagel, CPA, CGMA In Summary: The Supreme Court’s termination of IEEPA tariffs has created unprecedented opportunities for businesses to recover previously paid duties but the path
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The federal government shutdown that began October 1, 2025, has created significant disruptions at the IRS, with approximately 35,000 employees—nearly half the agency's workforce—now furloughed. As taxpayers face the critical October 15 extension deadline and businesses prepare for the upcoming filing season, understanding these impacts is essential for protecting your interests.
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What’s changing?Intuit is changing how they handle payroll taxes for customers with taxes automatically paid and filed by QuickBooks. Instead of withdrawing them when due, they’ll withdraw them every time
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The holidays are around the corner, and before you know it, January 2024 will be here! Let’s take a look at what you can do now to make the preparations
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Written by Drew Nicol, CPA On August 16, 2022, President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the Act) into law. This $740 billion bill is aimed at fighting
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Written by Steve Smith, JD, CPA On April 14th, Governor Ivey signed Senate Bill 261 (SB261) into law, raising the current cap on contributions under the Alabama Accountability Act (AAA).
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By Steven N. Smith, CPA, JD The 2022 filing season will likely be a frustrating experience for both taxpayers and tax professionals. Individual returns can be submitted to the IRS
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IRS Notice 931, Deposit Requirements for Employment Taxes, lists requirements for depositing payroll taxes such as federal income, social security and Medicare taxes. If your company is currently paying Federal
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By: Cooper Melvin, J.D. We discussed in a recent Beyond the Bottom Line that the Biden administration’s tax plans include significant funding increases for the IRS. Therefore, in the coming
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Business Personal Property Tax Return deadlines are quickly approaching! Take a look below at some of the things to consider in the coming weeks. What is the Business Personal Property
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On Friday, May 28, 2021, the Treasury Department issued the “General Explanations of the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2022 Revenue Proposals.” Also known as the “Green Book,” the 114-page document is
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