Northern and central Europe appear to be the best places to go for U.S. expats.
As a tax law sunsets, an unpopular tax once again rears its head.
The potential role of tax revenue in closing federal budget deficits deserves more attention.
There's a lot of confusion on who will be subject to required minimum distributions before year end.
A Supreme Court case about unrealized capital gains has implications for Biden's proposed tax on the very wealthy.
Business owners should prepare now for the sunsetting of provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
The looming sunset of some 2017 tax reforms is starting to figure into tax planning.
A former Morgan Stanley advisor may have cracked the code on how to keep pro athletes out of bankruptcy.
The justices tried to avoid a sweeping ruling that could green-light future wealth tax proposals.
The prevalence of "mills" hawking these tax credits has brought them under IRS scrutiny.
The justices are considering whether Congress can put a levy on stock holdings, real estate and other wealth.
A few troublesome forms stand out for their ability to cause filing delays.
Donors also are responding to ongoing needs in areas like Ukraine, Fred Kaynor said.
The agency said it is also looking to make changes to Form 1040 that would make filing easier for taxpayers.
The IRS says it will send out 30 million additional 1099-K forms in January.
A 5.4% bump in the standard deduction and a boost to 401(k) contribution limits are among the tweaks to account for inflation.
Section 1202 of the IRS tax code has long allowed taxpayers to deduct the sale of certain small business stock.
Many clients may be unaware of recent IRS inflation adjustments that could save them money, Edward Renn says.
Scale is the biggest challenge--and opportunity--financial advisors will face in 2024.
The IRS crackdown on wealthy taxpayers includes a renewed focus on trusts, advisors say.