The IRS has announced the opening of the 2026 tax filing season and has begun accepting and processing federal individual income tax returns for the tax year 2025. Additionally, the IRS encouraged tax...
The National Taxpayer Advocate reported, that most individual taxpayers experienced a smooth filing process during the 2025 tax year, but warned that the 2026 filing season may present greater challen...
IRS has advised individual taxpayers that they remain legally responsible for the accuracy of their federal tax returns, even when using a paid preparer. With most tax documents now issued, the agency...
The IRS has issued guidance urging taxpayers to take several important steps in advance of the 2026 federal tax filing season, which opens on January 26. Individuals are encouraged to create or access...
The IRS has confirmed that supplemental housing payments issued to members of the uniformed services in December 2025 are not subject to federal income tax. These payments, classified as “qualified ...
The IRS announced that its Whistleblower Office has launched a new digital Form 211 to make reporting tax noncompliance faster and easier. Further, the electronic option allows individuals to submit i...
The IRS has reminded taxpayers about the legal protections afforded by the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. Organized into 10 categories, these rights ensure taxpayers can engage with the IRS confidently and...
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has amended the Anti-Money Laundering/Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) Program and Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) Filing Requirements...
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed HB 2785, marking the second time she declined to approve a tax conformity bill during the 2026 filing season. Her Veto Letter noted that she will sign The Middle...
The California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has updated form instructions for taxable year 2025 regarding the credit for prior year alternative minimum tax (AMT) or minimum tax credit:Schedule P (100) In...
Colorado is now accepting 2025 individual income tax returns. The Department of Revenue encourages electronic filing to reduce processing times and errors. The filing deadline is April 15, 2026, with ...
Florida has issued motor vehicle sales tax rates by state as of February 11, 2026. Florida law provides a partial sales tax exemption for the sale of a new or used motor vehicle in Florida to a reside...
Georgia released a document that provids a high-level overview of recent administrative and statutory changes affecting Georgia state taxation for individual and business taxpayers. It summarizes key ...
Hawaii has a new process for pre-certification of the general excise tax (GET) exemption for rental income from the leasing of affordable housing units. Pre-certification is an optional process that w...
daho residents are reminded about previously enacted legislation that provides a sales and use tax exemption for certain small sellers with annual sales of $5,000 or less. The exemption is effective J...
Illinois updated a publication that provides guidance on income tax withholding payment and reporting requirements. The publication includes information on who is subject to withholding requirements, ...
The Iowa Department of Revenue’s Final Order determined the taxpayer was not entitled to a discretionary award of reasonable litigation costs. The taxpayer sought judicial review, and the district c...
The Maryland Comptroller has issued guidance regarding the additional 2% capital gains tax on individuals with federal adjusted gross income in excess of $350,000 regardless of filing status, beginnin...
Massachusetts has issued a revised regulation concerning advance payments for sales and use tax and room occupancy excise. The updated regulation includes provisions for the waiver or abatement of pen...
Nevada's Department of Taxation has revised the criteria for nonprofit organizations to qualify for sales and use tax exemptions, requiring compliance with enhanced standards. In determining whether a...
The New Mexico Attorney General issued a new opinion addressing property tax exemptions claimed under the hospital equipment loan act (HELA). The attorney general determined that the HELA council does...
The New York Department of Taxation has announced that Putnam County extended its sales and use tax exemption on sales of eligible clothing and footwear costing less than $110 per item or per pair thr...
Guidance is issued regarding recently enacted legislation, effective July 1, 2025, that changed the North Carolina excise tax rate methodology for snuff, imposed a new excise tax on alternative nicoti...
Although there are no local North Dakota sales tax rate changes effective April 1, 2026, there are several city tax jurisdiction boundaries that will be changing because of population growth and adjus...
The Supreme Court of Ohio found that a commercial activity tax (CAT) taxpayer failed to provide documentary evidence establishing the amount of gross receipts attributable to merchandise transported o...
Oregon updated guidance for taxpayers claiming the Oregon Kids Credit on personal income tax returns for 2025. Oregon had to make corrections to tax form instructions and tax preparation software part...
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania affirmed the decision of the trial court, holding that a casino resort is not obligated to pay hotel room rental tax on complimentary rooms provided to patrons. ...
Tennessee announced that the following counties will increase their mineral severance taxes to 20 cents per ton, effective April 1, 2026: Hamblen; Johnson; Meigs; and Union.Also, Sequatchie County has...
Texas updated its guidance regarding the research and development (R&D) credit available under the Texas franchise tax. The guidance indicates that the R&D credit available prior to January 1,...
Beginning April 1, 2026, Koosharem in Sevier County, Utah, imposes a 1% municipality transient room tax. This raises the total transient room tax in Koosharem to 6.57%. Those providing short-term publ...
The Court of Appeals of Virginia affirmed a trial court’s ruling that a nonprofit organization was not entitled to a real property tax exemption for a two-unit office condominium that it owned. Init...
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