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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.
IRS News and Tax Law: Six Recent Developments Worth Knowing About
From a major federal tax fraud crackdown to changes in how taxpayers can pay the IRS, October brought several developments worth watching. We take a closer look at six recent tax law updates and what they could mean for individuals and businesses.
Audit to Lawsuit: Spot the Line Before You Cross It (Webinar Recording)
Tax attorney Chaya Kundra breaks down the real decision points CPAs face during IRS audits: when substantiation becomes a legal issue, when to involve counsel, and how to protect your client without putting yourself at risk. Watch the full 30-minute recording and get tactical guidance you can apply immediately.
IRS “Dirty Dozen” Tax Scams (2026): 12 Scams to Watch For
The IRS just released its 2026 “Dirty Dozen” list—and some of the scams are more convincing than ever. Here’s what to watch for (and how to avoid getting pulled into something that could turn into a much bigger tax problem).
The Risk Isn’t Always Obvious: 2026 Legal Shifts to Watch
Several recent legal developments—ranging from payroll tax enforcement to Supreme Court limits on tariff authority—may not seem connected. They are. Each reflects how technical interpretation and compliance details can quietly create exposure.