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Over the past several months, there have been big developments in the area of sustainability and integrated reporting, as several leading standards setters have combined their efforts and began staking out a path to the future of this field. As events move forward on the macro level, many smaller business owners and the CPAs that serve such business can understandably wonder what the impact will be for them. This month's cover story recaps recent developments in the area of environmental, social, and governance reporting and relates them to in-depth case studies of small companies that have wholeheartedly adopted ESG principles and used them to invigorate their businesses while contributing to their communities.

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    On Friday, September 30, the Internal Revenue Service (the “Service”) set forth administrative guidance indicating that it is extending the transition period during which taxpayers are required to adhere to the much more arduous and onerous R&D Tax Credit reporting requirements in connection to amending tax returns within open statute years for R&D Tax Credit claims for refund.
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    Oct 31, 2022

    A better, stronger, faster Internal Revenue Service may soon be tracking down more wealthy tax cheats, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
  • An Insider’s Guide to IRS Examination of Financial Products and Transactions
    Oct 31, 2022

    In my prior role, I was involved in numerous examinations of financial products and transactions as a Large Business and International (LB&I) special trial attorney for the IRS. if you’re not on the inside at the IRS or have never had a client selected for an examination, you may not know its structure or procedures. But you should.
  • How You Can Lose a Passport Due to Tax Debt
    Sep 29, 2022

    If you owe enough in delinquent American federal taxes, the U.S. government can take your passport. The IRS certifies “seriously delinquent” tax debt to the U.S. State Department. This is an individual's unpaid, legally enforceable federal tax debt, including interest and penalties, that totals more than $55,000. (That amount is adjusted yearly for inflation.)