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Time management advice for the overly organized
Rather than spend your day overly focused on organization, develop simple habits that can help you get more work done, one time management coach says.
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IRS updates military tax benefits guide
A newly revised IRS tax guide helps members of the military better understand the many special tax benefits available to them.
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Trump announces delay of tax deadline
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he will instruct the Treasury Department to extend the tax filing deadline for those affected by the coronavirus.
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Proposed rules for meal and entertainment expense reductions
The IRS recently proposed rules to clarify that taxpayers may generally continue to deduct 50% of the food and beverage expenses associated with operating their trade or business.
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5-county baseball stadium sales tax ends
After 23 years, consumers will no longer have to pay baseball stadium sales tax in five Wisconsin counties starting March 31.
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IRS says bitcoin can be traced
Bitcoin is highly traceable, the IRS emphasized at a Virtual Currency Summit in Washington, D.C., on March 3.
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Using sparklines in Excel
Sparklines allow users to show data patterns and trends via small charts that fit into a single Excel cell.
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The modernization of internal auditing
Internal auditors are using new methods to improve their processes, drive innovation and gain deeper insight for their organizations and stakeholders.
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SECURE Act reverses kiddie tax rules
The SECURE Act repeals TCJA changes to the kiddie tax by taxing young individuals at their parents’ highest marginal tax rate.
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Who should be considered a household employee?
Does your client have a household employee? If the client has a housekeeper, nanny or estate manager, the answer is probably yes.