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May 25, 2024

Tax Breaks: As Summer Begins, The Tax World Shows No Signs Of Cooling Off

Our latest edition of Tax Breaks. Plus: Yellen clarifies the U.S. stance on billionaire tax, Werfel talks ERC claims, hush money payouts, industry updates and more.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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May 24, 2024

Partnership Beats IRS In Tax Court: BBA Election Held Valid

In SN Worthington Holdings LLC, the Tax Court granted a partnership's motion to dismiss because the IRS had failed to comply with the BBA partnership audit rules.

ByMatthew RobertsContributor
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May 23, 2024

What’s Next For ERC Refund Claims Pending With The IRS?

The latest IRS data shows that it had 1,057,000 unprocessed Forms 941-X as of December 9, 2023. Most of those forms are likely Employee Retention Credit refund claims.

ByTom CullinanContributor
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May 23, 2024

In Terrorem Clauses In Estate Planning

In Terrorem Clause versus Disinherited

ByDarren T. CaseContributor
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PREMIUMMay 23, 2024

IRS Extends Free File Program Through 2029, While Direct File Future Remains Uncertain

The five-year extension agreement between the IRS and Free File Inc. will continue the program through October 2029.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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May 22, 2024

Copilot+ PCs Could Be A Privacy Nightmare For Professionals

It remains an open question, however, the extent to which the technology behind Copilot+ PCs will meet privacy and security standards for many professionals.

ByAndrew LeaheyContributor
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May 22, 2024

Biden’s Tariffs Conflict With His Environmental Goals

Slowing climate change has been a signature issue for President Biden.

ByHoward GleckmanSenior Contributor
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May 22, 2024

Don’t Roll Over RMDs To Other Retirement Accounts

Some retirees make an expensive mistake by trying to roll over their required minimum distributions to Roth IRAs.

ByBob CarlsonSenior Contributor
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PREMIUMMay 21, 2024

Treasury Secretary Yellen Indicates U.S. Will Not Support Global Billionaire Tax

The G20 says that a tax on the world’s billionaires would raise $250 billion, which could be used to fight poverty and economic inequality.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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May 21, 2024

How To Avoid Faulty Advice On IRS Form 706 And The Portability Election

Recommend filing the IRS Form 706 Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return to elect portability.

ByDarren T. CaseContributor