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Expanded Section 162(m) 'Covered Employee' Definition Takes Effect January 1, 2027, Impacting Public Company Deductions

Expanded Section 162(m) 'Covered Employee' Definition Takes Effect January 1, 2027, Impacting Public Company Deductions

Expanded Section 162(m) 'Covered Employee' Definition Takes Effect January 1, 2027, Impacting Public Company Deductions
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Darling Ingredients Achieves Rapid Global Information Return Filing Across 20 Jurisdictions

Darling Ingredients Achieves Rapid Global Information Return Filing Across 20 Jurisdictions

Darling Ingredients Achieves Rapid Global Information Return Filing Across 20 Jurisdictions
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Avalara Launches 1099 E-File Integration within Workday to Streamline Tax Compliance

Avalara Launches 1099 E-File Integration within Workday to Streamline Tax Compliance

Avalara Launches 1099 E-File Integration within Workday to Streamline Tax Compliance
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Philipp Behrendt Publishes Articles on Emerging Cryptocurrency Tax Litigation, Addressing Scam Losses and New Digital Assets

Philipp Behrendt Publishes Articles on Emerging Cryptocurrency Tax Litigation, Addressing Scam Losses and New Digital Assets

Philipp Behrendt Publishes Articles on Emerging Cryptocurrency Tax Litigation, Addressing Scam Losses and New Digital Assets
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IRS Confirms Child Tax Credit Refunds Up to $1,700 Per Child; Details Eligibility and Application Process

IRS Confirms Child Tax Credit Refunds Up to $1,700 Per Child; Details Eligibility and Application Process

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has confirmed that certain families can receive refunds of up to $1,700 per child through the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC). This benefit is available to taxpayers who meet specific income, documentation, and family composition requirements. To claim the ACTC, taxpayers must file a federal tax return using Form 1040 and complete Schedule 8812. The IRS clarifies that this is not a new stimulus check or an automatic deposit for all households. Key eligibility criteria include the child being under 17 years old at the end of the tax year, having lived with the taxpayer for more than half the year, and qualifying as a dependent. Both the child and at least one parent must possess a valid Social Security Number (SSN) issued before the tax filing deadline. Additionally, taxpayers must have earned at least $2,500 in work income to activate the refundable portion of the credit, with full credit available for Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) up to $200,000 for singl...
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MSCI Removes Strategy from Global Indexes, Pressuring Bitcoin Treasury Model

MSCI Removes Strategy from Global Indexes, Pressuring Bitcoin Treasury Model

MSCI Removes Strategy from Global Indexes, Pressuring Bitcoin Treasury Model
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Florida Legislature Outlines Regulations for Captive Insurers in Chapter 628, Part V

Florida Legislature Outlines Regulations for Captive Insurers in Chapter 628, Part V

Florida Legislature Outlines Regulations for Captive Insurers in Chapter 628, Part V
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IRS Clarifies 2026 Amendment Deadlines for Qualified Retirement Plans Under SECURE and SECURE 2.0 Acts

IRS Clarifies 2026 Amendment Deadlines for Qualified Retirement Plans Under SECURE and SECURE 2.0 Acts

IRS Clarifies 2026 Amendment Deadlines for Qualified Retirement Plans Under SECURE and SECURE 2.0 Acts
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Citi Seeks FATCA/CRS Tax Intermediate Reporting Analyst in Mumbai, India, to Ensure Tax Compliance

Citi Seeks FATCA/CRS Tax Intermediate Reporting Analyst in Mumbai, India, to Ensure Tax Compliance

Citi Seeks FATCA/CRS Tax Intermediate Reporting Analyst in Mumbai, India, to Ensure Tax Compliance
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Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, IRS, and Department of Labor Jointly Develop Form 5500 for Retirement Plan Oversight

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, IRS, and Department of Labor Jointly Develop Form 5500 for Retirement Plan Oversight

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, IRS, and Department of Labor Jointly Develop Form 5500 for Retirement Plan Oversight
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IRS Appoints 10 New Members to Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee

IRS Appoints 10 New Members to Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the appointment of 10 new members to its Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC) on November 13, 2026. Established in 1998, ETAAC serves as a public forum for discussing issues related to electronic tax administration. While its initial focus was on promoting paperless tax filing, its scope has expanded to include collaboration with the Security Summit, a partnership involving the IRS, state tax administrators, and the national tax industry, aimed at combating identity theft and refund fraud. The newly appointed members bring diverse expertise, including state tax officials, cybersecurity and information security experts, tax professionals, tax software developers, and representatives from payroll, financial sectors, and consumer groups. IRS Chief Executive Officer Frank J. Bisignano highlighted that ETAAC provides a crucial platform for tax professionals to offer feedback and insights to improve the tax system for all taxpayers.
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Local Expertise Remains Crucial for Global Investing Amidst Evolving Thai Regulations

Local Expertise Remains Crucial for Global Investing Amidst Evolving Thai Regulations

Local Expertise Remains Crucial for Global Investing Amidst Evolving Thai Regulations