IRS uses 61% of its IRA funding
IRS has spent nearly two-thirds of its $26 billion Inflation Reduction Act funding, mainly on employee compensation and contractor services.
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2026 Tax Legislation: Strategy Prospects
Despite being an election year, 2026 may see unusual tax legislation activity, including a bipartisan Taxpayer…
Norton Rose Fulbright Boosts Business Practice with New Legal Team Addition
Norton Rose Fulbright announces expansion of its business practice by adding corporate, private equity, healthcare,…
Why Paying Off Your Mortgage Early May Not Be the Best Financial Move
Discover why paying off a low-interest mortgage early may not always be the best financial decision, and how investing could yield higher returns.
Creating A Better Life: A Commentary
"Addressing high inflation during Biden's term with the Inflation Reduction Act, impacting farming, economies &…
Editorial: Indiana EV Industry Faces Trump Whiplash
The Trump administration has ended incentives for EVs previously introduced under Biden, potentially jeopardizing…
Hageman Discusses Tax Reforms, Social Security at Chamber Lunch
"Content discusses Inflation Reduction Act, restoration of pre-IRA 12.5% royalty rates, tax cuts, jobs act and fossil fuel."
Use clean energy tax credits before Congress eliminates them
Learn how to utilize clean energy tax credits before they disappear due to new legislation. Act fast for maximum…
PennyWise: Harnessing Personal Finance & Travel in the New Norm
Explore PennyWise: Get practical personal finance and travel tips; navigate new norms in business. JavaScript…
Alaskans, Others May Soon Lose Free Tax Help
"Trump and Musk look to cut IRS workforce and budget. Amid the cuts, a cost-effective tax service emerges: volunteer tax lawyers."