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The Internal Revenue Service is automatically waiving the estimated tax penalty for eligible taxpayers who filed their 2018 federal income tax returns but didn't claim the waiver.

Understand tax planning tools that affect not only tax dollars paid in various periods but also the tax disclosures on the financial statements.

A well-drafted estate plan should address the management and distribution of digital assets, but access rights and privacy laws can make that difficult.

A company can best differentiate itself from the competition by delivering a rich client experience—and it’s important for firms to invest heavily in providing one.

Companies offering remote work policies to enable better work-life balance are keeping their employees happy—but may be risking cybersecurity.

The TCJA significantly affects donation-related tax benefits, and advisors should discuss with their clients several topics to clarify the situation.

The young people of Generation Z are entering the workplace—and their behaviors, expectations and preferences differ from those of previous generations.

The IRS relaunched its estimated tax calculator after hearing comments and concerns of both tax practitioners and taxpayers. The new version makes it easier for taxpayers to review their withholding.

Advisors worried about violating privacy laws when they report suspected financial abuse of the elderly are now protected in more than 20 states, and more legislation is pending.

In a move that deviates from the Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) philosophy around effective dates, the FASB is proposing delaying three key effective dates.