Tax

Rep. Lloyd Smucker's legislation is in line with a request from accounting and tax professional groups.

The Samsung dynasty’s art collection, including classic paintings by Picasso and Monet, is estimated to be worth between $2.2 billion and $2.7 billion.

Permanent life insurance has a bad reputation. Here’s what financial advisors think about its potential for retirement planning if taxes rise under Biden.

Notice 2021-25 offers details on a provision of the COVID-19 relief package from last December that allows a temporarily larger deduction.

NCCPAP’s Stephen Mankowski shares details from the service on filing date extensions and more.

Employees who move to low-tax states may still be taxed by their former residence, as more states levy taxes on cross-border business.

Concerned that tax rates and IRS bills may rise under Biden, wary advisors note that Roth plans are not just for younger investors.

The Internal Revenue Service is mailing letters to taxpayers explaining why they may not be getting as much of a Recovery Rebate Credit as they were expecting on their taxes.

Stocks can take a hit when rates rise on corporations and individuals, a BTIG strategist writes.

The Internal Revenue Service responded Tuesday to calls for extending more tax deadlines by giving taxpayers until May 17 to make IRA and HSA contributions and file some refund claims.

With the passage of so much tax legislation over the past several years, there is tremendous opportunity for savings and planning.

Advisors are urging clients to make tax-planning moves this year to preserve the preferential capital gains rate and turbocharge business deductions.

Guidance from the IRS can be confusing, explains Bloomberg’s Alexis Leondis.

“We need to study just what impact it’s had,” the Treasury secretary said during a House Financial Services Committee hearing Tuesday.

Yet another IRS change to tax rules amid the COVID pandemic is complicating tax-planning opportunities for financial advisors this filing season.

Collecting all unpaid income tax from the top 1% would boost revenue to the U.S. Treasury by $175 billion a year.

Fewer than two out of every 100 taxpayers reporting over $1 million in income were audited by the Internal Revenue Service in fiscal year 2020, according to a new report.

The Internal Revenue Service is pushing back the tax-filing deadline until May 17 after heavy pressure from Congress and tax and accounting groups.

For those with less than $150,000 in adjusted gross income who collected unemployment benefits this past year, the COVID relief bill allows them to receive up to $10,200 of those benefits tax-free.

“Even the easy returns are not simple right now,” a CPA says.