Michael Cohn
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Treasury offers auto enrollment for Trump Accounts (opens the original)
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The Treasury Department said Thursday it's providing automatic enrollment for Trump Accounts, expanding access and creating a pathway for philanthropic contributions to invest in the financial futures of millions of American children. Trump Accounts are tax-advantaged investment accounts for American children under the age of 18. Claiming a child's account is a powerful step toward building lifelong financial security. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act that Congress passed last year created the Tru
Accountants help construction companies field PE offers (opens the original)
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Accounting firms that have been wooed by private equity investors are starting to see PE firms now wooing their construction industry clients. Bennett Thrasher, a Top 75 Firm based in Atlanta that has so far resisted efforts to take PE investment and remained independent, has been hearing from its construction industry clients about buyout offers from PE funds and other types of investors. "As of late, we've seen a heavy uptick in M&A activity as a whole in anything project based and constructio
Senate passes TAS Act (opens the original)
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The Senate unanimously approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a wide-ranging package of 65 bipartisan reforms to modernize the Internal Revenue Service, strengthen taxpayer rights and improve the agency's ability to administer the Internal Revenue Code predictably and efficiently, including some provisions regulating and requiring continuing education for noncredentialed tax preparers. The TAS Act had advanced out of the Senate Finance Committee back in July by an overwhelming biparti
IRS postpones due dates for taxpayers in Israel (opens the original)
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The Internal Revenue Service announced additional relief Wednesday for eligible taxpayers who have been affected by the ongoing conflict in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, postponing the due dates for some tax returns and payments until Sept. 30, 2027.Wednesday's announcement follows on the heels of earlier tax relief provided by the IRS in 2023, 2024 and 2025 in the aftermath of the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attacks, which affected many U.S. taxpayers and dual citizens. Notice 2023-71 orig
IRS scraps more old guidance (opens the original)
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The Internal Revenue Service is eliminating more of its old guidance in response to an executive order from President Trump, scrapping 71 revenue rulings, revenue procedures, notices and announcements previously published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin. Early in his presidency, Trump signed Executive Order 14192, Unleashing Prosperity Through Deregulation on Jan 31, 2025, directing federal agencies like the IRS to identify 10 existing regulations to be repealed for each regulation publicly pro
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