Internal Revenue Service
Paychex Supports Customers with New Form W-4 through Rapid System Update and Other Resources
Paychex customers will have seamless access to the updated IRS W-4 Form. Read more
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IRS Updates Mileage Rates and Rules
The IRS has issued updates to the rules governing the optional standard mileage rates for deductible costs. Read more
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IRS Issues Annual Inflation Adjustments
The Internal Revenue Service issued its annual inflation adjustments on Wednesday, November 6, 2019 in the form of Revenue Procedure 2019-44. Read more
IRS Announces New W-4 Form for 2020
The Internal Revenue Service released a redesigned Form W-4 for tax year 2020 on Friday (8/9/2019). Read more
Scaling New Heights 2019 - One Size Doesn't Fit All Vendor App Peeks # 27
Murph gives you a 'peek' at some additional Tax-related 'Apps and Service' vendors who will be on the exhibit hall floor at this year's Scaling New Heights. Read more
New! QuickBooks Detect & Defend
Intuit has partnered with EZShield to help small businesses prevent and protect personal data against fraud. Read more
TAX TUESDAY: Are You Ready to File the New IRS 1040 Form?
Things are changing, the new 'much shorter' 1040 Form is replacing the old 1040, 1040-A and 1040-EZ. The question is, are you ready for a new, shorter form? Read more
IRS Issues Guidance on Meals and Entertainment
The IRS has issued interim guidance on Meals and Entertainment in connection with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. This article provides a summary of that interim guidance and links for related content and other source information. Read more
Intuit confirms 'delivery of new 1040 form' to taxpayers.
In a statement responding to last Friday's 'unveiling' of the new IRS Form 1040 under streamlined 'tax simplification', Intuit affirms that they would be "ready to deliver the new 1040...to taxpayers." Read more
W-2 Verification Code Program is Expanding in 2017
Did you know there is something called the W-2 Verification Code Program? Contributing Author Beverly Lang tells you all about it. Read more
AICPA Asks IRS to Revise Accounting Method Change Procedures
The American Institute of CPAs recently sent a letter to the Internal Revenue Service with three recommendations on the accounting method change. See what they are. Read more
Aug 24, 2017 5:00 PM From The Editor
IRS Schedules e-services Outages
Outages for the Internal Revenue Service's e-Services will occur this month as it enters the final stages of a technology upgrade. Read more
The Power of Standardized Processes and Procedures
Part 4 of our '2016 Most Powerful Women in Accounting' series features Joe Woodard and Dawn Brolin, managing member of Powerful Accounting, on the importance of adding niche services to your firm. Read more
Why Employers Are Choosing to E-File W-2s and 1099s
Rick Roddis, president of ComplyRight Distribution Services, goes inside why today's employers are switching from time-consuming, traditional paper filing to e-filing. Read more
Important Dates to Remember
Tax-related filings for the end of the year are due even sooner than before. Are you ready for the new deadlines? Read more
Accounting for Assets Part 6: MACRS – An Introduction
As part of our miniseries on 'Accounting for Assets,' we begin our summary of MACRS Depreciation for Income Tax purposes. Read more
Accounting for Assets – Part 5
As part of our miniseries on 'Accounting for Assets,' this week’s 'Accounting Tips Tuesday' examines IRS Section 179 Expense Deductions. Read more
Accounting for Assets – Part 4
This week, our mini-series on assets examines two additional textbook methods for book-value depreciation. Read more
Accounting for Assets – Part 3
In the third part of our 'Accounting for Assets' miniseries, we examine the differences between 'book' and 'tax' depreciation, as well as some of the classic textbook methods of book-value depreciation. Read more
When is a Partner Also an Employee? Never!
Today’s article discusses the instances in which a partnership or limited liability company treats its partners or members as employees even though tax law prohibits this practice. Read more
