Tax Accountants Need to Learn How to Read Code
With the rise of technology in public accounting, tax accountants of the future will need to learn how to read code – but not the code you might be thinking of.
Category: Tax Policy
How to Conduct Federal Tax Research
Be sure to know what type of source you are using for your tax research.
Opting out of Filing Form 1041 For Grantor Trust
Most tax practitioners would agree that filing a 1041 return for a grantor trust is redundant and is a waste ofContinue Reading
Biggest Winners from Second Round of QOZ Regulations: Private Equity
Who’s the biggest winner from the second round of Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) proposed regulations? One might say real estateContinue Reading
Why is My Tax Refund so Low?
Due to the tax changes, many are receiving lower refunds then expected.
Opportunity Zones Part 3: Dangers, Pitfalls and Unanswered Questions
Still interested in QOZ investing? This article goes over any unanswered questions from the previous articles.
Opportunity Zones Part 2: Who Can Benefit From the Qualified Opportunity Zone Tax Incentives?
Interested in QOZ investing? Be sure to read this second article in the three part series.
Why is My Federal Refund Lower Than Last Year?
Changes to the tax code may mean smaller refunds.
Opportunity Zones Part 1: What Are The Qualified Opportunity Zone Tax Incentives?
One of the major provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that has been getting a fair amountContinue Reading
What Would a 70% Tax Bracket Look Like?
Even with a 70% tax bracket the Green New Deal could not be fully funded from increased tax revenue.