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IRS and Treasury Issue Guidance on ETF Investment Strategies to Combat Abusive Tax Practices

IRS and Treasury Issue Guidance on ETF Investment Strategies to Combat Abusive Tax Practices

IRS and Treasury Issue Guidance on ETF Investment Strategies to Combat Abusive Tax Practices
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IRS Launches 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum Online for Tax Professionals

IRS Launches 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum Online for Tax Professionals

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced the launch of the 2026 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum Online. This initiative provides tax professionals with access to over a dozen recorded seminars from this year's IRS Nationwide Tax Forum. These seminars cover current tax law, IRS procedures, and essential topics for the upcoming tax season, offering an opportunity for tax professionals to earn continuing education credits. The content includes interactive video presentations synchronized with PowerPoint slides, downloadable resources, and full transcripts. Seminars are available in 50-minute and 100-minute formats, with corresponding fees for continuing education credits, though courses can also be audited for free. IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano emphasized the crucial role tax professionals play in the nation's tax system and highlighted the IRS's transformation into a 'Digital-First' agency, making these updated seminars vital for staying current on tax law.
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Nick Cave Will Now Be Answering Your Questions in Person

Nick Cave Will Now Be Answering Your Questions in Person

Artist has set Conversations With Nick Cave tour dates for the spring
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NFL Picks Week 9: Sink or Swim

NFL Picks Week 9: Sink or Swim

Week 8 provided some wild finishes and exciting games. Now let’s take a look at what Week 9 will have in store.
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IRS Reminds Tax Professionals to Renew PTINs for 2027 Filing Season

IRS Reminds Tax Professionals to Renew PTINs for 2027 Filing Season

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder to all paid tax return preparers to renew their Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTINs) for the 2027 tax season. A valid PTIN is mandatory for anyone who prepares or assists in preparing federal tax returns or claims for refund for compensation. Current PTINs are set to expire on December 31, 2026, necessitating annual renewal. IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano stated that the PTIN program is crucial for identifying legitimate paid preparers and reinforcing the responsibilities associated with preparing federal tax returns. The fastest method for renewal is online through the IRS PTIN System, which typically takes about 15 minutes. Alternatively, tax professionals can renew by mail using Form W-12, though this method can take approximately six weeks to process.
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Nick Cave Returning to North America for 25-Date ‘Evening of Talk and Music’ in Spring

Nick Cave Returning to North America for 25-Date ‘Evening of Talk and Music’ in Spring

Eight years after touring with a combination of audience Q&As and solo music, Nick Cave will return to North America with “Conversations With Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk and Music,” a followup to his 2019 tour of the same name. This followup is set to run for 25 dates in the U.S. and Canada […]
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Tech-stock rout accelerates retreat from the AI trade

Tech-stock rout accelerates retreat from the AI trade

NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Tech stocks were headed for their worst decline since June on Thursday, with the semiconductor index briefly falling by double digits in the latest autumn reckoning for the AI sector.
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IRS Clarifies Annual Form 5472 Reporting for Foreign Owners of U.S. LLCs

IRS Clarifies Annual Form 5472 Reporting for Foreign Owners of U.S. LLCs

IRS Clarifies Annual Form 5472 Reporting for Foreign Owners of U.S. LLCs
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NFL picks and predictions: Broncos vs. Panthers and the rest of Week 9

NFL picks and predictions: Broncos vs. Panthers and the rest of Week 9

Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart predicts the straight-up winners for every Week 9 matchup of the 2026 season.
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Chicago Cubs history unpacked — November 4

Chicago Cubs history unpacked — November 4

Happy Birthday, John Grabow!
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Trading Day: A November 5 market bonfire

Trading Day: A November 5 market bonfire

By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Florida, Nov 5 (Reuters) - US stocks plunged on Thursday, led by a ferocious selloff in tech and AI-related stocks as investors reassessed implications for the AI data center buildout from the Democrats' sweeping wins in this week's midterm elections.
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IRS Launches New Mobile App to Enhance Taxpayer Access to Account Services

IRS Launches New Mobile App to Enhance Taxpayer Access to Account Services

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has launched a new mobile application, replacing its previous IRS2Go app. This new app aims to provide taxpayers with more secure ways to access IRS tools and account services directly from their mobile devices. The free application allows users to check refund and amended-return statuses, view available balance information, make payments, review payment activity, and access select notices and letters. Additionally, users can view available tax records and transcripts, manage certain profile and communication preferences, and access their Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN). Initially, the app extends selected features from the IRS Individual Online Account. The IRS plans to continuously expand the app's capabilities and services over time. The app is available for free download through the Apple App Store and Google Play, with the IRS advising caution against look-alike apps and unsolicited messages.