As administrative costs increase and personnel count within the IRS substantially decreases, it is likely that any issues identified within
Internal Revenue Code The Internal Revenue Code rules governing Individual Retirement Account (IRA) rollovers and allowable investments are complex and
The holiday season seems to be the catalyst for a great deal of the charitable giving undertaken by taxpayers each
Effective for years beginning January 1, 2015, the Internal Revenue Service presented taxpayers with an incredibly complex set of depreciation
As with all government programs, regulatory complexity brings with it a variety of planning opportunities. Social Security is no exception,
One of the most daunting issues related to purchase price allocations related to business acquisitions has been the requirement that
The Members of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) met on October 30, 2015 to discuss the feedback received on
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), Mr. J. Russell George, issued another warning Thursday, October 15th, that although
Kickstarter recently announced that is has joined as small (but growing) a growing number of companies that have elected to
An important element of gift tax planning where valuation of the donor’s transferred property may be at question is to
Just last week, we posted a brief article outlining new statutory requirements reporting tax bases related to inherited property included
As most taxpayers understand, property held by the decedent at death must be reported on a federal estate tax return
