Do you know NQSOs from ISOs? AMT from FICA or NIIT? What’s the deal with RSUs, PSUs, ESPPs, and SARs? Here’s a fun guide to the many abbreviations of stock compensation. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The IRS recently issued updates about filing and processing returns, including time frames for refunds and payroll return adjustments (largely for ERCs). – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The number of interconnected factors includes your retirement age, the return you can safely earn on savings, your assets, debts, earnings, federal and state taxes, future Social Security, housing costs and plans, your marital status, your spouse’s earnings and assets, and … Fortunately, econom… – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More…

Ryan Finley explains that section 482’s drafting problems would require major revisions to solve, and he offers some suggestions for how to do it. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

As most people see it, there is not much in the way of incorporated territory since Alaska and Hawaii became states in 1959. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Don’t let Congress and the IRS determine your IRA distribution schedule. Use the strategies that reduce your lifetime income taxes. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Employers are demanding more in-office time from employees. But office occupancy data and other numbers reflect conflicts over working from home. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The IRS does not need to notify third parties when requesting a summons for banking records in collection matters. That was the decision of the Supreme Court in Polselli v. Internal Revenue Service. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The IRS does not need to notify third parties when requesting a summons for banking records in collection matters. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The IRS has announced more cost-of-living adjustments—the changes affect HSAs, HDHPs, and HRAs. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Tax Notes contributing editor Robert Goulder asks whether the GOP’s tax pledge has any life left in light of the Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

It’s not hard to see why AI could be both useful and dangerous. Fraudsters are using AI to create letters to compel taxpayers to take certain actions. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More