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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.
When an Audit Stops Being an Audit: What CPAs Need to Know Before It's Too Late
Most CPAs recognize that audits can get complicated, but few can pinpoint exactly when a matter crosses from accounting work into legal territory. This blog explores how today's shifting IRS environment is blurring that line, and why identifying the transition early can protect both your clients and your practice.
Payroll Tax Compliance Risks Are Rising: What Employers Can Do Now
What used to stay within the scope of a payroll tax audit may no longer stay there. As federal agencies increase coordination around employment-related enforcement, businesses are facing greater scrutiny around worker classification, payroll reporting, and hiring practices—often from multiple angles at once.
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).
Americans Abroad: The IRS Expands FEIE Waiver Relief for 2025
A sudden departure from a foreign country doesn’t automatically mean losing valuable tax benefits—but it can quickly become a compliance risk if handled incorrectly. The IRS has expanded FEIE relief for 2025, and knowing how to position your situation could make a significant financial difference.