A year-end governmentwide spending bill includes the extensions of almost all of the tax “extenders.” It also introduces the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act, the first major retirement-related legislation since 2006.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changed the way some businesses must compute per diem allowances. The IRS recently issued guidance for business travelers and their employers to clarify the changes.

Do you or your employees deduct transportation expenses for operating an automobile for business purposes? If so, learn about recent IRS guidance on optional standard mileage rates.

If you’re working on your year-end tax plan, you’d be wise to take these 2020 cost-of-living amounts into consideration.

Allocating year-end tax planning time now can prove beneficial come tax filing time next year.

If you’re concerned about your 2019 tax liability, consider these year-end tax planning opportunities.

The U.S. Department of Labor’s final overtime rule goes into effect on January 1, 2020. Will your company be ready?

A safe harbor for rental real estate to qualify for the qualified business income deduction is now allowed.

Final IRS regulations (along with additional proposed regs) for the first-year 100% bonus depreciation deduction have been published. Do you know how they might affect your business’s tax bill?