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IRS Staffing Cuts Are Creating New Challenges for Taxpayers
The IRS expects you to meet its deadlines, but what happens when you can't get anyone there to respond? With staffing cuts creating new challenges for taxpayers, knowing what to do while you're waiting could make all the difference.
Maryland Tax Connect: Key Deadlines & What to Do Now
Maryland is replacing its entire individual tax system on September 1, and the transition comes with hard deadlines, an August blackout period, and a platform built with stronger fraud detection. Whether you're an individual filer, business owner, or tax professional, understanding the timeline and keeping documentation during the migration is the difference between a smooth transition and a compliance headache.
Tax Compliance & Tax Controversy Updates: Innocent Spouse Relief, Partnership Reporting & Law Firm Cybersecurity
Not every important legal or tax development arrives with a headline. Recent updates involving partnership reporting, innocent spouse relief, digital assets, and law firm cybersecurity highlight how technical changes can create real-world implications for businesses, professionals, and taxpayers.
Three Procedure Traps in Tax Disputes: Deadlines, Credits, and Estimated Tax Penalties
Tax disputes often turn on procedure, not drama. Here are three mechanics that can determine what options remain: deadlines, IRS offsets, and estimated tax penalties.
Tax Season is When Small Decisions Become Big Exposure
Think tax season is just paperwork? Discover the hidden risks—and how a business tax attorney can help you stay a step ahead.