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Collared; gone deep; to protect and disserve; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
May 23 -
Available technology solutions could boost professionals' efficiency in serving their clients — but only if financial advisors and their customers are open to them.
May 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service doesn't collect data on taxpayers' race or ethnicity, but some of its methods could lead to disparities in its audit rate.
May 23 -
Tourists are expected to generate a record $4.9 billion in sales and other tourism-related tax revenue in the current fiscal year, a 16% jump from 2020.
May 23 -
President Biden's son had been scheduled to go on trial on June 20 on charges he failed to pay $1.4 million in taxes from 2016 to 2019.
May 23 -
They have oft-cited tax advantages, but the available research raises alarms about fees, interest rates and investing in assets other than cash.
May 22 -
The program with third-party tax vendors will continue for another five years despite the IRS's recent Direct File pilot test.
May 22 -
Testifying at a London court from a Danish prison via a video call, Sanjay Shah insisted that his controversial so-called Cum-Ex trades were lawful and that any rumors circulated in the industry were merely due to jealousy.
May 22 -
If the current trend continues, more than 96,000 residents making a combined $19.2 billion in adjusted gross income are set to leave the state annually by 2030.
May 22 -
The IRS is postponing tax and filing deadlines for storm victims.
May 22