CBO brief on the US Tax gap

Tax experts from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) conducted a briefing for officials from the Brazilian Tax and Customs Administration that focused on the U.S. “tax gap.” The gross tax gap generally is defined as the difference between estimated “true” tax liability for a given period and the amount of tax that’s actually paid on […]

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IRS issues propsed Service Industry Tip Compliance Agreement

The IRS has issued a proposed revenue procedure that would establish the Service Industry Tip Compliance Agreement (SITCA) program. The SITCA program would be a voluntary tip reporting program between the IRS and service industry employers (excluding gaming industry employers) with at least one business location operating a “covered establishment.” Generally, a covered establishment is […]

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Do you work for tips?

Do you work for tips? Like most income, tips in the service industry are taxable. This includes tips paid directly to you by customers, tips paid by credit, debit or gift cards and tips split with other employees. Noncash tips such as passes or tickets are also taxable. If you receive tips, the IRS advises […]

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Guidance released on global minimum tax

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has released technical guidance on the implementation of its 15% global minimum tax on multinational enterprises. It includes clarification of the application of a U.S. tax on intangible income. The guidance comes in the form of a 100-plus-page document and covers several aspects of the global minimum […]

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