News & Updates

IRS Independent Office of Appeals selects new deputy chief

IRS reminds those over age 72 to start withdrawals from IRAs and retirement plans to avoid penalties

Treasury and IRS set out procedures for manufacturers, sellers of clean vehicles

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Community and bilingual volunteers needed to provide free tax help in 2023

Featuring the MA DOR's November 2022 revenue collections totaling $2.382 billion, the DOR's working draft on FY23 budget tax provisions and more.

IRS seeking qualified applicants for the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee

Treasury and IRS propose regulations identifying syndicated conservation easement transactions as abusive tax transactions

Get Ready for taxes: What's new and what to consider when filing in 2023

Throughout the last legislative session, we facilitated over 200 inquiries related to CPA license questions and issues with the BoPA and staff, provided critical feedback and influenced numerous regulations at the DOR and advised several key lawmakers and staff on various tax policy issues.

DOR Update

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IRS updates frequently asked questions about the 2020 unemployment compensation exclusion

IRS, Security Summit partners wrap up National Tax Security Awareness Week with steps businesses should take to prevent data loss, fraud

National Tax Security Awareness Week, Day 4: Choosing a unique Identity Protection PIN adds extra safety for taxpayers

Featuring the DOR's recent distribution of $2.941 billion in tax refunds in accordance with Chapter 62F, the DOR working draft TIR that explains certain MA tax law changes contained in the FY23 budget and more.

Security Summit offers tools, tips to tax pros during National Tax Security Awareness Week; highlights importance of security plans

Interest rates increase for the first quarter of 2023

Treasury and IRS announce guidance on wage and apprenticeship requirements for enhanced credits/deductions

National Tax Security Awareness Week: Giving Tuesday highlights that scammers may use phony charities to trick taxpayers