IRA incentives and the EU

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) includes modified tax incentives for the purchase of qualifying electric vehicles (EVs). The European Union (EU) contends that the IRA’s EV tax incentives put European automotive manufacturers at a competitive disadvantage. This concern was discussed at a recent U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting. The EU is at odds […]

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NY disaster relief announced

Victims of the New York severe winter storm and snowstorm beginning Nov. 18, 2022, now have until March 15, 2023, to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments. Following the disaster declaration issued by FEMA, individuals and households affected by the storm qualify for tax relief if they reside or have […]

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Beware of fake Charities

It’s a timely message for the giving season: Beware of fake charities. The Security Summit, a partnership between government agencies and tax professionals, is warning about criminals who set up fraudulent charities to steal “donations” and personal information. The Summit offers several tips for charitable donors, including 1) be suspicious if a so-called charity uses […]

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TIGTA 2023 Inspection Plan

One of the roles of the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) is to perform inspections and evaluations to help improve the IRS and TIGTA’s own programs. Recently, the oversight group published its “2023 Inspections and Evaluations Program Plan” to outline fiscal year 2023 priorities. One review (focusing on TIGTA’s expert witness program) is […]

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