The IRS should spend more of its $80 billion appropriation over 10 years on taxpayer services and business systems modernization and less on enforcement and operations, National Taxpayer Advocate Erin…

Registrations are now open for the 2023 Accounting MOVE Project, with a 2023 focus on career sustainability. The Accounting MOVE Project is an annual survey of accounting and financial firms that…

Last week, Chile’s lower house of Congress rejected President Gabriel Boric’s ambitious tax reform bill. The proposal fell short of the 78 votes required to pass, with only 73 in…

It’s official: IRS Commissioner Werfel has been sworn in. On Monday, Daniel Werfel was sworn in as the 50th IRS Commissioner. Werfel served as controller of the Office of Management…

An IRA, or individual retirement account, is a way to build retirement savings if you don’t have a 401k plan offered through work, if you want to diversify your retirement…

March 14 is Equal Pay Day, symbolizing how far into the year women must work to earn what men made in the previous year. Or seen a different way, when…

Kansas legislators are considering several tax policy changes this legislative session, and the Senate got the ball rolling on February 23rd by passing a series of bills that make senators’…

Companies now spend more than a $1 trillion annually to repurchase their stock, in lieu of paying higher dividends to their shareholders, or investing more in their workers, factories, or…

A great milestone of your financial life is the purchase of your first home. While less exciting, the tax implications of that achievement are no less critical. After all, home…

The Senate voted 54–42 on Thursday to approve Danny Werfel as the new IRS commissioner. Werfel, a former acting IRS commissioner who has served under both Democratic and Republican administrations,…