A Quick Primer on the New York Mobility Tax
If you’re a CPA in the New York City area, it’s likely you have clients who are subject to the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility...
New IRS Plan Set to Modernize Tax Practitioner Solutions
The IRS recently announced their IRS Modernization Plan, a six-year strategy to modernize IRS Information technology systems and build critical infrastructure needed for the future of...
IRS Updates February 2019
Latino Tax Pro had the privilege to attend the monthly IRS National Practitioner Liaison meeting in Washington D.C. on February 14, 2019. This meeting...
IRS Answers Questions About How the Government Shutdown Affected Audits
IRS employees returned to work on January 28, 2019 and resumed activities. Upon their return to the office, they began to review mail, voice...
New 20% Deduction for Schedule C Filers
here’s a lot of confusion and buzz around the new 20% deduction for small business owners. Who does it apply to? How does it work? When...
New 20% Deduction for Schedule C Filers
There’s a lot of confusion and buzz around the new 20% deduction for small business owners. Who does it apply to? How does it work? When...
What Tax Season Will Look Like if the Government Shuts Down Again
The federal government was partially shut down from December 22-January 25, the longest shutdown in U.S. history. There were 800,000 government employees who were...
Here’s What the Government Shutdown Means for the IRS and for Taxpayers
*Information updated as of 1/8/2019
I’m sure you’re wondering how the federal government shutdown will affect your tax business and your clients. Luckily, our friends...
New Sales Tax Rates and Laws for 2019
Along with the new year comes sales tax rate changes and laws that may affect your clients’ businesses. Don’t worry, we’ve summarized the changes...
Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself: Tax Security 101
"Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself: Tax Security 101" is a Security Summit awareness campaign intended to provide tax professionals with the basic information they need...
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Adjustments sought for R&D Tax Credit Form
There are changes coming to certain sections of Form 6765, Credit for Increasing Research Activities—the document used by taxpayers to claim the research and...
AICPA requests IRS contingency plan in case of government shutdown
The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) submitted a letter to the Department of the Treasury, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Congressional leadership requesting the release of the...
Fearing the future: Where firms are falling behind
This past weekend, Botkeeper hosted AI Unchained in Boston. The three-day event was centered around technology for accountants and bringing your practice to the next level....