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National Taxpayer Advocate’s Report Is a Road Map to Simpler Pandemic Relief Provisions

The size and scope of the tax changes within the CARES Act created significant administrative challenges for the IRS. Lawmakers should prioritize simplicity in the next round of relief.

Treasury Audit Highlights the Need for Clearer Eligibility Guidelines for the EITC

Lawmakers Concerned that Delay in Tax Filing Deadline Not Fully Understood

The U.S. Treasury Department has pushed the April 15 tax payment deadline to July 15. However, taxpayers still have to file their tax returns by the usual April 15 deadline.

Gig Economy Workers Get Boost from New IRS Dedicated Tax Center

What to Expect from IRS Guidance on SALT Deduction Cap Workarounds

While a few are hoping for a different outcome, most observers expect the IRS to disallow these new, intentional SALT workarounds that have been adopted by New York and a handful of other states.

IRS to Issue Guidance Clarifying Viability of SALT Deduction Cap Workarounds

Are Pre-Filled Forms the Solution to Tax Compliance Costs?

Retirement Savings Left Largely Untouched by Tax Reform

While rumors flew around Washington in the fall that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would dramatically impact retirement savings accounts, the plan has made only a few minor modifications.

IRS May Have to Refund $300 Million After Federal Judge Rules PTIN Fee is Illegal

Budget Deal Includes IRS Changes

The Compliance Costs of IRS Regulations

Identity Thieves Bypass IRS Protections for Previous Victims

One Simple State Tax Code Tweak to Favor Marijuana Taxpayers over Tax Evaders

The IRS Has Too Many Responsibilities

Don’t Cry for the IRS, We’re Doing Their Work for Them

The Law That Says We Have to Pay Federal Income Tax

R.I.P. Donald C. Alexander

Is the Transfer Pricing Penalty Counterproductive? A View Through the Commissioner’s Study