Examining the effects of the Inflation Reduction Act on §179D Welcome to part two of […]
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Understanding the §179D Tax Deduction for Humans, Part 1
Who qualifies for the $1.80 $1.88 $2.00 $5.00 per sq ft tax write-off? If you […]
CPAs: Make Direct Indexing Your Estate Planning Secret Weapon
Traditionally, the role of accounting professionals in estate planning has been tertiary at best, with […]
4 Ways CPAs Can Explain the Tax Benefits of Direct Indexing to Clients
Pop quiz, CPAs: What do you tell a client who asks you about the tax […]
Busy Season Problems: Sunday Funday, Lost Tax Documents, In Need of Super Powers
We are officially one week away until our tax pro friends complete the long, arduous […]
Elizabeth Warren Shocked to Learn Big Public Accounting Firms Do Shady Sh*t (UPDATE)
[UPDATE] It looks like Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is still on her quest to make […]
Exposure Drafts: The Devil Made Me Deduct It (NEW VERSION)
[Editor’s note: George Carlin once said, “The artist is never satisfied.” Who knew he was […]
Here’s a Photo From Saturday Night’s NASCAR Race That Sums Up Busy Season 2022 So Far
Based on what we’ve been seeing on #TaxTwitter over the past month, busy season 2022 […]
Tax Preparers Use Valentine’s Poetry to Express Their Busy Season Problems
Happy Valentine’s Day! Believe it or not, our friends on #TaxTwitter possess talents that stretch […]
Busy Season Problems: K-2/K-3 Is Not OK; Weird Smells; Shadowy JPEGS
From time to time we like to check on our tax peeps to see how […]
#TaxTwitter Has Absolutely Had It With Clients’ Sh*t
The last time we checked in on #TaxTwitter, they were bravely forging ahead toward October […]
To Whom It May Going Concern: Jackson Hewitt Does Not Suck
To Whom It May Going Concern is our infrequent column where we share some of […]
