IRS enforcement priorities are shifting, and the ripple effects could impact everything from high-income audits to payroll tax compliance. With workforce changes, funding rollbacks, and new leadership shaping the agency’s direction, taxpayers and advisors alike should be paying close attention. Read the full article to understand what’s changing—and what it could mean for your compliance strategy.

The US government aims to modernize its payments system by eliminating paper checks and promoting electronic payments for tax refunds and Social Security. The change, effective from September 30, 2025, could pose challenges for those unfamiliar with digital banking systems.

Discover how optimizing interest expense deductions under IRC §163(j) can significantly impact your business's cash flow and financial planning. From legislative changes brought by the TCJA and CARES Act to strategies for maximizing deductions, this article explores the complexities and opportunities within this evolving tax landscape. Stay ahead with insights into managing debt structures and preparing for future regulatory shifts.

The IRS is reinstating approximately 7,000 probationary employees, previously laid off, to return to work by April 14th. What does this mean for taxpayers?

Thinking about applying for an SBA loan to start or buy a business? Understanding your options—and what lenders really look for—can make or break your application. This guide walks you through the most common SBA loan types, eligibility rules, and key documentation to help you prepare with confidence.

Every stage of the business lifecycle comes with hidden financial risks—and most aren’t where you’d expect them. From early cash flow traps to overlooked succession planning, it’s easy to miss the warning signs until they’ve already impacted your bottom line. In this video, we break down the most common blind spots—and how to stay ahead of them.

When relatives lend or gift money, it can strengthen family bonds or lead to complications if not handled properly. This video explores the differences between gifts and loans in family finances, highlighting IRS guidelines and offering strategies to manage these transactions with minimal tax impact.

Hiring household help, such as nannies or housekeepers, brings convenience but also labels you as an employer with specific tax duties. This guide will walk you through your responsibilities, from classifying workers correctly to navigating Social Security and unemployment taxes, ensuring a compliant and rewarding experience for both you and your employees.

The interim final rule from FinCEN, released March 21, 2025, removes the obligation for U.S. companies and individuals to report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI), now making this a requirement only for foreign entities.

Schlenner Wenner & Co. harnesses AI technology to enhance efficiency in tax preparation and auditing processes allowing more time for client consulting and advising.

Marriage status impacts tax filing and financial planning significantly, necessitating the guidance of an experienced accountant for effective management.

The Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) request for access to sensitive IRS taxpayer data raises serious privacy concerns.

With potential delays in tax refunds this year, there's an emphasize on checking your refund status online.

As the 2025 tax season unfolds, the IRS, dealing with mass layoffs and a hiring freeze, expects some delays in refunds. Despite a reduced workforce, refunds are still being issued, although the process may be slower, particularly for those not utilizing direct deposit.

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