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Wisconsin officials will not report any results from the state’s Election Day until extended absentee balloting is complete on April 13, a federal judge ruled.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the IRS is temporarily accepting images of signatures and digital signatures on certain tax liability documents.

Working from home will be the new normal for quite some time. Fortunately, there are science-based tips to help you adjust.

The 2020 Democratic National Convention, delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will now be held in mid-August, organizers announced April 2.

The IRS recently issued a new form for employers to use to obtain advance payments of three tax credits created to help their businesses cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Treasury Department and IRS recently announced that the distribution of economic impact payments to most American taxpayers will begin in the next three weeks.

The Department of Labor recently updated its FAQ webpage to inform employers and employees of their rights and responsibilities under the Families First Act.

To help the state face coronavirus-related challenges, the Wisconsin Department of Revenue has proposed a series of steps to ease payment guidelines and postpone audit actions.

As the COVID-19 pandemic sends shock waves through every industry, small and midsize businesses must adapt to President Trump’s Families First Act.

The IRS will host a teleconference for tax professionals on Thursday, April 2, to share information about the coronavirus tax relief and to hear questions and concerns.