The US Tax Court is starting to weigh its own guardrails around artificial intelligence misuse amid the additional thorny challenges of a high proportion of self-represented parties and the need to shield sensitive taxpayer information.
High-profile retirements and competitive elections among senior tax writers will likely give the House Ways and Means Committee a new look next Congress.
States are struggling to make up for revenue gaps in the wake of federal cuts and President Donald Trump’s tax-and-spending law.
Businesses that invest early in an integrated tax‑and‑transfer-pricing strategy will be best positioned to navigate whatever form the global minimum tax ultimately takes.
Treasury and IRS propose rules for “Trump accounts,” covering setup, authorization, and pilot contributions, with further guidance pending.
Academic and religious organizations face unique and challenging Social Security rules, including statutory elections and important international considerations, requiring careful consideration to ensure compliance and protect employee benefits.
The IRS has released Internal Revenue Bulletin 2026-13. [Internal Revenue Bulletin 2026-13, 03/20/26]
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California denied the defendants’ motion to seal an exhibit containing tax advice, holding that the tax practitioner privilege did not apply ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed the Tax Court’s judgment that a settlement payment received by the taxpayer was not excludable from gross income and that ...
Since President Donald Trump took office, the IRS has faced transformative changes, including a substantial reduction in its workforce and the appointment of seven different commissioners or acting commissioners.
A federal panel has affirmed the attorney general’s constitutional right to terminate Justice Department immigration judges, a sweeping precedential departure that may hand President Donald Trump broad authority to fire federal employees without cause.
A Biden-era order from the Federal Trade Commission barring
Americans’ tax refunds are averaging about $350 higher than this time last year but so far running well below the extra $1,000 President
The IRS should resume providing individual private letter rulings to taxpayers on “significant issues” within their corporate reorganizations and spinoffs, a bar group said Friday.
The IRS should resume providing individual private letter rulings to taxpayers on “significant issues” within their corporate reorganizations and spinoffs, a bar group said Friday.
The IRS is considering whether to extend the application of an “overlap rule” to foreign companies that fall under a new anti-abuse measure created by Republicans’ 2025 tax law.
The Cameroonian Directorate General of Treasury, Financial, and Monetary Cooperation Feb. 13 announced the 2025 individual income tax return filing deadlines for non-professionals. The announcement includes that: 1) the July ...
The Ukrainian State Fiscal Service March 10 clarified taxpayers not obligated to file individual income tax declarations for 2025, and deadlines. The clarification includes that: 1) individual taxpayers are exempt ...
The European Commission (EC) March 18 opened a consultation on the revision of the EU VAT rules for electronic invoicing. The consultation seeks comments to: 1) address shortcomings identified in ...
The United Kingdom Parliament March 19 announced royal assent for Finance (No. 2) Act 2026. The law includes measures: 1) setting the main, default, and saving rates of income tax ...
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