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Why We Still Need Guidance on Staking Rewards Taxation
02:30pm, Thursday, 24'th Feb 2022 CoinDesk
A tax consultant and CPA analyzes the recent decision by the IRS to refund $3,200 to the Tennessee couple taxed on their Tezos staking rewards. This piece is part of CoinDesk''s Tax Week.
Leveraging the Tax Code to Minimize Your Tax Liabilities
09:30am, Thursday, 24'th Feb 2022 Kiplinger
As we head toward March, one of most dreaded times of the year approaches: tax season. Right now is the time when you’re inundated with tax documents, including a W-2 from your employer, 1099s from your side gigs, 1099-MISC statements from your online brokers, 1099-Rs for retirement income and more. There isn’t much you can do now to reduce your 2021 tax obligations outside of contributing more to tax-deferred retirement accounts. That’s why the beginning of the year is the perfect time to adopt new strategies to minimize your tax obligations for 2022. SEE MORE Is Your Stimulus Check Taxable? All too often, your focus is on the rearview mirror – what you’ve already done and what you’ll have to pay. Instead, when you shift your focus to a proactive stance, you’ll reap the rewards throughout this year and into 2023, when you’ll file your taxes for this year. As an enrolled agent – a professional who has earned the privilege of representing taxpayers before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) – and a financial adviser, there are three strategies that I’ll share with you that have the potential to reduce your taxes in coming years.
IRS backlog could delay your tax return
09:25pm, Wednesday, 23'rd Feb 2022 CBS News
The Treasury Department says the IRS is facing a sizeable backlog from 2021, which could delay your tax return this year. Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate.com, joins CBS News to discuss when people can expect to get their refunds and how inflation may affect how people will spend that money this year.
Post-Issuance Tax Compliance and Continuing Disclosure Responsibilities for Issuers and Borrowers of Tax-Exempt Bonds (Second Edition)
06:49pm, Wednesday, 23'rd Feb 2022 JD Supra
The tax-exempt bond market is perennially under heightened scrutiny by various regulators, including the Internal Revenue Service (the "IRS"), the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") and the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (the "MSRB"). A primary focus of these regulators is on post-issuance compliance. The purpose of this publication is to summarize the topic of post-issuance compliance for interested parties. It is intended to assist: • treasurers, finance… By: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Cryptocurrency Tax Software: How to Get Help With Your Crypto Income
05:01pm, Wednesday, 23'rd Feb 2022 NerdWallet
Settling up with the IRS at tax time can be complicated if youve been doing a lot of cryptocurrency trading. Gains from sales of digital assets can be subject to
A Work of Art: Preserving Private Foundations by Prohibiting Self-Dealing
02:59pm, Wednesday, 23'rd Feb 2022 Wealth Management
IRS clarifies rules around undistributed income and incidental and tenuous benefits received by disqualified persons.
FIFO or Specific Identification: Choosing the Best Way to Calculate Cost Basis on Crypto
02:30pm, Wednesday, 23'rd Feb 2022 CoinDesk
For crypto users who use multiple exchanges or wallets, understanding how the IRS treats cost basis assignment can eliminate confusion. This post is part of Tax Week.
The IRS will use Login.gov in the future, but for this tax season, video interviews are here to stay
07:41pm, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 The Verge
The IRS has announced that it will switch to government-run authentication service Login.gov as a verification provider for taxpayers, although ID.mes human video review service will still be used ahead of the 2022 tax filing deadline.
LegalShields Enhanced Small Business Service Empowers Aspiring Entrepreneurs at Launch
02:45pm, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 Kwhen FinanceYes, You Can Fight IRS In Court, But Which Court?
02:32pm, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 Forbes
Tax Court, District Court or Claims Court? The primary advantage of Tax Court is that you don''t have to pay the tax first. In contrast, most taxpayer suits in U.S. District Court or U.S. Claims Court are after the tax has been paid., suing for a refund.
Elon Musk lashes out at Elizabeth Warren as they clash again over taxes, saying he''d visit the IRS ''to say hi'' and maybe have a cookie
10:57am, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 Business Insider
Elon Musk is currently the world''s richest person, with a net worth of $220 billion. Some reports suggest he paid no federal income tax in 2018.
This Safe Investment Could More Than Double Your Tax Refund
10:34am, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 The Motley Fool
You can double the money the IRS sends you while taking very limited risk.
IRS will allow taxpayers to forgo facial recognition amid blowback
12:58am, Tuesday, 22'nd Feb 2022 Star-Advertiser
WASHINGTON >> The Internal Revenue Service said Monday that it would allow taxpayers to opt-out of using facial recognition technology to gain access to their online accounts and would shift to an entirely different identity verification system next year as the agency tries to alleviate backlash over its use of biometric data.
IRS allowing taxpayers to opt out of facial recognition technology
04:21pm, Monday, 21'st Feb 2022 The Hill
The IRS announced Monday that it will allow taxpayers to opt out of using facial recognition technology for identity verification.Those trying to access their online accounts can instead verify their identity through a live, virtual interview
FIR against Sameer Wankhede for giving false information to obtain bar licence
08:08am, Sunday, 20'th Feb 2022 The Indian Express
Mumbai news: NCP minister Nawab Malik had earlier claimed that the IRS officer was only 17 years old when he received liquor licence for the bar he owns in Navi Mumbai.
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