hang on: this tax season could get bumpy. business tax incentives and a host of pension provisions are in limbo. left unfinished are proposals to extend bonus depreciation and increased code sec. 179 expensing along with relief for pension plans … continued
what’s your best advice for how the next president should try to fix the financial system and the economy? hundreds of cpas have clicked on the survey link and added their comments and ideas for the next president. you can … continued
accountants have plenty to say to the next president. add your comments here. by rick telberg/at large imagine for a moment that you could do more than just vote on tuesday. imagine you could whisper in the ear of the … continued
pre-season jitters are spiking early this year. worried by a sinking economy and swirling changes in code and regs, tax professionals are showing acute concerns about the oncoming busy season, with 28% registering at least a 7 on the cpa … continued
are you ready? how savvy cpas plan to cope: click here, get the answers. by rick telberg/at large just as cpas were hitting their stride toward the october 15 final tax filing deadline, the world changed. add in a hotly … continued
when does tax season 2009 begin? earlier than you might think.
tax practitioners already looking ahead to the next busy season didn’t necessarily like how things went last season. so they are preparing new strategies and planning to implement them earlier, in order to minimize stress in this increasingly hectic aspect of their careers. read more →
we asked: what should small business do in an economic slowdown? eva “taxmama” rosenberg answered! by eva rosenberg, mba, ea publisher, taxmama.com, “where taxes are fun!” …just some quick ideas before i actually wake up and start producing today’s taxquip. … continued
professor henry “indiana” jones jr. 33 new montgomery street san francisco, california 94118 dr. jones, we are in receipt of your form 1040 for this past year, and there are several items on your tax return that the internal revenue … continued
there’s more to appreciate in life than just the best tax season season ever. debbie lessin, cpa (bio) d. j. lessin & associates, inc. chicago, il i learned many years ago to manage my time and client load, stick to … continued
what did you learn this year? join the discussion; see what cpas say. by rick telberg/at large congratulations! you survived another busy season. it wasn’t always easy. there were last-minute changes to the amt and client pressure for those economic … continued
for the rock star accountant [youtube]_rggim5dzvq[/youtube] just in time for tax day: syd barrett’s accountant, alan kaufman, offers his services to all “unintelligible rock stars.” when they aren’t being chased by groupies, these music icons are getting chased by the … continued
the aicpa has submitted testimony the u.s. house small business committee about how to modernize the tax code for small businesses, focusing the tax rules governing s corporations, small partnerships, estates and the alternative minimum tax.
most cpas expect a smooth end to tax season 2008. sound off: how will you celebrate the end of busy season 2008? by rick telberg at large many of the most critical problems that tax practitioners faced earlier in the … continued