Filing Taxes By Extended Deadline-What Have We Learned Since April 15?
More taxpayers than ever are filing on October 15th The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) predicts that more taxpayers than ever before have chosen to wait…
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The ‘no touch’ tax return
The idea of a ‘no touch’ tax return is here, and the reality of it is right around the corner. Furthermore, while you ponder that…
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Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting Explores the Taxpayer First Act
The Taxpayer First Act legislation and its implications Enacted on July 1, 2019, the Taxpayer First Act is considered the most significant tax legislation focused…
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Five new CCH Axcess iQ events prompt new service opportunities for your firm
With the increasing commoditization of compliance services, fewer people think they need a tax professional simply to prepare a return. Added to this, DIY tax…
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Use new tax events to help grow revenue and increase client satisfaction
The accelerating pace of regulatory change can leave tax and accounting professionals overwhelmed as well as confused about how to best to serve clients. However,…
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What Fuels Gas Taxes?
A lifeline to new infrastructure? Gas taxes have often been considered something of an integrated ‘user fee’ to pay for construction and repair of US…
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Back-to-School Shoppers Find Tax Relief in Sales Tax Holidays
Sales tax holidays are back!…in some states As summer winds down, parents across the country are shifting their thoughts from lazy summer days to the…
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CCH Axcess™ iQ Honored as Finalist in 2019 CPA Practice Advisor Technology Innovation Awards
Game-changing technology for a rapidly changing industry Wolters Kluwer announced that its CCH Axcess™ iQ solution was honored as a finalist in the 2019 CPA…
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Wolters Kluwer Launches TaxWise® Mobile
New Taxwise interface supports remote tax preparation work Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting announced the launch of TaxWise® Mobile, a new mobile interface designed to…
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Reading the Tea Leaves on The Fourth of July: Taxes and Tea, Then and Now
The taxing of tea before and after the American Revolution Many historians point to the British Tea Act of 1773 and the subsequent Boston Tea…
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