Lawmakers advance tax legislation for billionaires, IRS, Tax Court
Senate and House Democrats proposed a bill aimed at ensuring billionaires pay a "fair share" of taxes, without actually raising ...
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IRS finalizes regs on Roth catch-up rule
The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department have issued final regulations on the new Roth catch-up contribution rule from ...
How to Respond to IRS Letter 1058: The Final Warning Before a Levy
Key Takeaways: IRS Letter 1058 is a final warning: It signals the IRS’s intent to levy your assets, including ...
One Big Beautiful Bill News – IRS Fact Sheet for Tax Deductions News
Background The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law on July 4, 2025. For an in-depth analysis of this ...
How Wrong Does the IRS Have to be to Be Liable for Attorneys Fees? – Houston Tax Attorneys
In most civil litigation cases, the parties are not entitled to an award of attorneys fees. The exceptions are generally ...
Don’t Ignore These IRS Collection Process Changes
The IRS collection process has undergone significant updates as the agency resumed efforts to enforce compliance with federal tax obligations ...
IRS offers short window in R&D guidance
The Internal Revenue Service posted guidance just in the nick of time for some taxpayers on the treatment of research ...
IRS Interest Rates Remain the Same for Q4 2025
The IRS has announced its interest rates for the final quarter of 2025, with no changes from the previous quarter. ...
IRS offers guidance on R&D expensing changes under OBBBA
The Internal Revenue Service has provided guidance on how to deal with the restoration of full expensing of research and ...
IRS Installment Agreement vs. Currently Not Collectible: Which Option Is Right for You?
Key Takeaways: An IRS Installment Agreement lets you pay off tax debt in fixed monthly payments, while Currently Not Collectible ...
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