Partnership tax filing checklist 2024: More data requests, audits and complexity
Comprehensive checklist for partnership tax filing in 2024, addressing new data requests, audits and compliance complexities
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How consumer businesses can prepare for higher tariffs
As consumer products companies look to a new Trump administration, higher tariffs are most likely on the way. Businesses that prepare now, even as they wait for the tariffs to take shape, will be better positioned to maximize their margins.
How businesses can plan for tax changes under the Trump administration in 2025
Tax changes are coming in 2025 under the new Trump administration and unified Republican Congress. Here’s businesses can prepare.
At this tax policy crossroads, begin preparing for tax changes in 2025
How businesses and individuals can prepare for a transformative tax policy event in 2025 that will be shaped by 2024 election outcomes.
IRS announces second ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program, ERC updates & warnings
Second Employee Retention Credit Voluntary Disclosure program and other ERC updates.
Partnership tax filing checklist: More data requests, audits and complexity
Partnerships in tax year 2023 face new reporting requirements, detailed information demands and a sharp increase in the IRS’ enforcement efforts.
Could outsourcing payroll be a good choice for your business?
Outsourcing payroll, also known as managed payroll, can decrease risk, increase accuracy, protect sensitive data and improve business continuity.
Credits and incentives available to retirement plan sponsors
Employers with less than 100 employees who have recently adopted or are considering a retirement plan have a tax savings opportunity.
Fed holds rates steady as it implies three rate cuts in 2024
The primary takeaway from the Federal Open Market Committee’s policy statement and forecast is that the Fed, along with other major central banks.
IRS announces new initiative aimed at high-income non-filers
IRS announces initiative aimed at high-income earners who have not filed tax returns. IRS estimates 125,000 instances of non-filing.