Joseph J. Thorndike asks why the IRS failed to audit Donald Trump for the first two years of his presidency — ignoring its own rules — and why it began those audits only after Congress started asking about them. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

As 55% of Americans say they don’t have enough saved for retirement, this bipartisan legislation primarily seeks to make it easier to contribute to retirement plans and use those funds appropriately for their needs in retirement. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Tax Notes contributing editor Nana Ama Sarfo examines whether the results of recent tax transparency shareholder proposals at Amazon, Cisco, and Microsoft suggest a baseline level of support for public corporate tax disclosures. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

The two new reports on the IRS’s handling of former President Donald Trump’s tax returns raise more questions than answers. The most important one is: Why has the agency been so slow to review Trump’s returns? – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

With the introduction – and likely passage – of the SECURE 2.0 Act bill in the next few days, RMD changes again loom large. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Avoid leaving money on the table for the IRS answering these questions. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

He expects the cost to small businesses (and regular taxpayers) for the associated administrative compliance (including resolving CP2000 matching notices) could get big, especially if a large volume of the new forms are incorrect. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Persistent abuses of 10b5-1 plans, which are supposed to help prevent insider trading, have led the SEC to tighten the rules. Here’s what you need to know. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

After a years-long legal battle over President Donald Trump’s tax returns, a House Committee report released Wednesday revealed he paid $1.1 million during his presidency, but $0 in 2020, ending the former president’s efforts to keep them private. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Since it was an election year in the US and elsewhere and a year of eventful tax legislation, we were left with many misbegotten ideas to choose from. Here are 10 of the worst. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More  

Do taxes apply? You bet, the IRS gets a piece of just about everything. Some people say that tax is due when you catch it. But it’s certainly taxable when you sell it for cash. after turning down $3M, the auction price was half that. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read…

Recent reports say working from home (WFH) is becoming more permanent, but other experts caution about its potential downsides, and what impact a recession might have. – ​Forbes – Taxes ​Read More