An Alabama Federal District Court has found the Corporate Transparency Act and its Beneficial Ownership Interest (BOI) reporting to be unconstitutional. Judge Liles C. Burke concluded that “The Corporate Transparency Act is unconstitutional because it cannot be justified as an exercise of Congress’ enumerated powers.” What now?  This will be a wait-and-see situation as the […]

While Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” may have found its way back to the top of the charts after 30 years, and rightfully so, there is zero related prophecy to the movement of that House-approved tax bill you love to hate or its need for a quickly moving legislative vehicle. “Maybe we can make a deal,”

The IRS has revised its frequently asked questions (FAQs) for Form 1099-K, Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions. The FAQ Fact Sheet, FS-2024-03, released this month provides substantial updates to nearly 50 questions. The IRS announced last November in Notice 2023-74 that it would again delay the new $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third party

I know what you’re thinking: if only the Senate would get moving on that House-approved tax bill, the tax world might not be such a bad place after all. Or maybe you’ve already lost all hope, which is probably best, because while the measure might have legs, they ain’t movin’.   At least, not yet,

Happy opening day of the 2024 tax filing season, tax pros. While it may not be as exciting as Major League Baseball’s Opening Day (slated for March 28), today the IRS began accepting and processing federal individual tax returns. Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 In case you have been thinking

As Congress races the clock in negotiations to keep the government fully funded beyond January 19, top congressional taxwriters have unveiled a much-anticipated framework, which would retroactively enhance the Child Tax Credit and extend certain business tax breaks, among other things. The bipartisan, bicameral tax measure faces a tough road ahead, however, a senior congressional

The IRS announced today that the 2024 tax filing season is set to begin on January 29. And what does begin really mean, you ask? (You didn’t.) That’s when the IRS will start accepting and processing 2023 individual tax returns. The IRS will begin accepting business tax returns on January 16, 2024. IRS Transformation Notably,

Happy New Year, tax pros. How many of you woke up yesterday with all the hopes and dreams a new year brings and spent some of your first moments in 2024 eagerly filing your first Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report? Perhaps you poured a spot of Baileys in your coffee to accompany the big moment.

With so much drama in the ERC, it’s kind of hard being denied eligibility. Of course, we’re talking about the Employee Retention Credit, but if “Gin and Juice” also came to mind, we might be friends. The IRS announced yesterday that it has sent more than 20,000 letters notifying taxpayers of their disallowed ERC claim.

Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has finalized its latest beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting rule, digging its heels in on providing limited relief for certain entities while refusing industry calls to do more. FinCEN first proposed the now final rule last September. Entities created or registered in 2024 now have 90 days to file

If you were looking for something to be thankful for in the convoluted information reporting space these days, the IRS has announced in Notice 2023-74 another delay of the new $600 reporting threshold for Form 1099-K. As a result, 2023 will be another transition year for the new, lowered threshold, and reporting will not be