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In 2019, tax preparers were getting acquainted with the changes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This tax season, CPAs can apply their knowledge with greater efficiency and thoroughness.

Wisconsin hemp-related businesses may have more banking opportunities in 2020, according to a recent survey.

The IRS has issued the 2020 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating a vehicle for specific purposes.

The IRS will accept and process 2019 individual income tax returns starting Monday, Jan. 27.

There are several ways CPAs can conserve billable hours while courting potential new clients during busy season, but it’s best to plan for them now.

Nearly one-third of workers currently earning less than $15 an hour would be at risk of losing their jobs if Wisconsin raised its minimum wage, according to a new report.

Advocating for tax reform, the Badger Institute and the national Tax Foundation teamed up to investigate Wisconsin’s tax system.

Final regulations from the IRS provide details about investment in qualified opportunity zones.

Will the Democratic National Convention really pump $200 million into the Wisconsin economy?

After releasing the final Form W-4 and FAQs in December 2019, the IRS strongly recommends tax professionals rely on the updated versions instead of earlier drafts.