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IRS delays $600 reporting threshold for Form 1099-K
Following feedback from the tax community, the IRS announced a delay of the new $600 Form 1099-K reporting threshold for third-party settlement organizations for calendar year 2023.
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New online features for taxes expected in 2024
A new IRS tax account is set to launch in 2024, offering a range of online features to make tax time easier for entrepreneurs.
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Survey: 96% of accountants think automation is vital to profession
A recent survey of accountants finds that while they are overwhelmingly positive about the profession, there is a need for more automation.
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IRS proposes rules on conservation easement deduction disallowance
The IRS issued proposed regulations on a rule that disallows deductions for certain charitable conservation contributions by partnerships or S corporations.
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Survey: Cybersecurity ranks as top risk for enterprises in 2024
A new survey of risk management and internal audit leaders finds that the top concern for 2024 is cybersecurity.
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Crypto advocates say proposed rules define ‘broker’ too broadly
Crypto industry advocates recently told the IRS its definition of “broker” in the agency’s proposed regulations for digital asset reporting is too broad.
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Manufacturers optimistic about 2024 revenues, survey finds
Despite some concerns about a possible recession, most manufacturers in a recent survey expect their revenues to increase next year.
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Reducing nonessential SaaS applications
By implementing certain strategies, CFOs can ensure every software-as-a-service (SaaS) investment contributes meaningfully to the company’s top and bottom lines.
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AICPA announces new updates to tax standards
Updated tax standards from the AICPA focus on data protection, reliance on technology tools and representation of clients before taxing authorities.
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Retirement and gender: Helping to close the gap
Women currently in the workforce are well behind male counterparts when it comes to saving for retirement, a survey finds.