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IRS collected $4T in 2021, new report shows
The IRS recently issued its Data Book detailing the agency’s activities in fiscal year 2020 and reporting more than $4.1 trillion collected in federal taxes.
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SEC issues proposed rule changes for ESG funds
The SEC has proposed amendments to rules and forms to promote consistent, comparable and reliable information concerning environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors.
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IRS revises 2021 EITC FAQ
The IRS recently revised its FAQ for the 2021 earned income tax credit (EITC) to educate taxpayers on how to properly claim the credit when filing their 2021 returns.
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Zoom enhances whiteboard feature for hybrid meetings
A new, advanced whiteboard product on Zoom allows users to create and convey business processes and ideas.
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IRS to pay 5% interest on delayed tax refunds
The IRS will pay 5% in guaranteed interest to individuals with delayed tax returns beginning in July, up a percentage point from the last interest hike in April.
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IRS mostly correct on recovery rebate credits, TIGTA says
The IRS correctly calculated taxpayers’ eligibility for a recovery rebate credit in the 2021 filing seasons most of the time, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) said.
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Analysis: IRS may be missing out on $50B a year in unpaid crypto taxes
The IRS may be missing out on tens of billions of dollars a year from crypto traders not paying their taxes, according to a recent analysis of crypto trades from British bank Barclays.
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Managing client expectations for best outcomes
Setting — and sometimes updating — client expectations is the best way to prevent future misunderstandings or disagreements.
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Rep. Wittke receives 2022 WICPA Legislative Leadership Award
The WICPA presented its Legislative Leadership Award to Rep. Robert Wittke, R-Racine, at the 2022 Member Recognition Banquet & Annual Business Meeting.
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Interest rates to increase for Q3 2022
Interest rates for the third quarter of 2022 will increase starting July 1, the IRS recently announced.