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IRS extends e-signing for documents to Oct. 31, 2023
The IRS will allow taxpayers and their representatives to e-sign an array of tax forms and returns until Oct. 31, 2023.
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FASAB clarifies federal accounting rules for debt cancellation
Federal entities on the statement of changes in net position should report debt cancellation as a nonexchange activity, according to an interpretation issued by FASAB.
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DOR revises terms for digital goods
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) has updated its terms regarding taxable digital goods and bundled transactions.
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Be wary of fake charity scams during the holidays, IRS says
As part of its National Tax Security Awareness Week, the IRS is reminding taxpayers to wary of fake charities used by scammers to steal money and sensitive data.
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Applications now open for diverse business grants in Wisconsin
Applications are now open for two grant programs totaling $75 million to support diverse businesses and communities in Wisconsin disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.
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Tax pros can now order more IRS transcripts
Tax professionals can now order up to 30 Transcript Delivery System transcripts per client from the IRS.
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Fostering client trust while working remotely
Keeping clients satisfied with your firm’s services, even while working remotely, remains a core component of business development.
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IRS: CTC portal now in Spanish, Nov. 29 last day to opt out
The IRS has launched a new Spanish-language version of the Child Tax Credit (CTC) portal and reminded families that Nov. 29 is the last day to opt out of payments.
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Practical advice for adopting AI technology
Because new cloud-based tools can take years to perfect, audit experts in artificial intelligence (AI) highly recommend firms make the transition now if they have not already.
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Interest rates remain the same for Q1 2022
Interest rates for the first fiscal quarter of 2022 remain the same, the IRS recently announced.