Taxation · 10/23/2024

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS announced that tax-exempt organizations will no longer be required to submit the alternative minimum tax form 4626 for 2023. This policy reduces the compliance burden for tax-exempt organizations, allowing them to focus on their core activities, while still needing to maintain relevant records for future reference.

Taxation · 08/13/2025

Applicable large employers (ALEs) are required to report the health insurance information they provide to full-time employees to the IRS. This not only pertains to compliance but also affects employees' eligibility for premium tax credits. Certain ALEs may adopt simplified reporting methods, while filings of over 250 must be submitted electronically, highlighting the corporate sense of social responsibility.

Taxation · 07/25/2025

This article analyzes key statistics from the 2019 tax season in the United States, highlighting the growth of e-filing and self-service tax preparation, as well as an increase in website traffic. Although the number of refunds has decreased, taxpayer engagement remains strong, revealing the importance of understanding future tax trends.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

According to the 2024 fiscal year US tax data report, personal income tax withholdings and payments totaled nearly $2.8 trillion, while corporate income tax collections reached approximately $565.1 billion. E-filing accounted for 82.5%, with personal e-filing at 93.3%. The IRS issued over $461.2 billion in personal tax refunds, including millions in refunds for child tax credits and earned income tax credits.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

The Inflation Reduction Act has introduced significant tax reforms by simplifying tax processes and promoting investments in clean energy through new policies and regulations. The IRS is offering flexible filing options for taxpayers, aimed at adapting to the evolving tax landscape over the next decade. This article provides a detailed analysis of the implementation progress of the Act and the latest announcements.

Taxation · 04/03/2023

Businesses and nonprofits can apply for tax credits of up to $40,000 by purchasing qualified commercial clean vehicles. There is no limit on the number of credits available, but they are non-refundable. Applicants must ensure that the vehicles meet the necessary standards and be familiar with the application process. More information can be found on the IRS official website.

Taxation · 07/23/2025

This article outlines five key tax knowledge points for small business owners, including choosing a business structure, applying for an Employer Identification Number (EIN), maintaining tax records, finding suitable tax professionals, and utilizing resources from the IRS. These foundational insights will help small business owners manage their taxes more effectively, laying a solid groundwork for the success of their businesses.

Taxation · 07/18/2025

FATCA is a law enacted by the U.S. government to ensure the declaration of overseas assets and income. All U.S. citizens and permanent residents must report their foreign accounts to the IRS, and financial institutions are required to provide relevant data. Failure to report may result in substantial penalties. This policy aims to enhance tax transparency and safeguard national tax revenue.

Taxation · 07/25/2025

This article outlines the essential rights taxpayers should be aware of when interacting with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), including the right to be informed, the right to receive services, and the right to fair appeal, among others. Understanding these rights is crucial for protecting one’s tax interests and ensuring that taxpayers receive fair and reasonable treatment when dealing with tax matters.

Taxation · 07/25/2025

This article explores the bonus mechanism for whistleblowers established by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the United States, encouraging more individuals to actively report tax non-compliance and the importance of disseminating information. Additionally, it provides detailed information on the application process, required materials, and key considerations, aiming to promote public participation and protect the legal rights of every citizen.

Taxation · 04/14/2025

Tennessee has implemented tax relief policies due to natural disasters to help residents and businesses alleviate financial burdens. The IRS has announced an extension of all tax deadlines until November 3, 2025, providing various tax policies for affected individuals that not only extend filing times but also waive related penalties. These measures aim to promote disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts.

Taxation · 08/12/2025

High-value tax refund applications (over $2 million/$5 million) will be reviewed by the IRS and require reporting to Congress. This review will ensure the compliance of the application rationale and supporting documentation, including the history and reasons for the refund. Refund requests arising from various circumstances must strictly adhere to the review process, and violations may affect the outcomes.

Taxation · 07/21/2025

Data from the 2018 tax season shows improvements in the number of personal income tax filings and processing efficiency compared to 2017. Electronic filings have increased, and visits to tax websites have significantly risen. The total number and amount of refunds have remained stable. These statistics provide important references for analyzing tax filing trends and public participation.

Taxation · 07/21/2025

Statistics from the 2025 personal income tax filing season indicate a decline in both the number of submitted and processed tax returns, while the total amount refunded and the average refund amount have significantly increased. This trend reflects changing taxpayer behavior, with a continued decrease in the use of electronic filing, yet a notable growth in refunds.

Taxation · 07/25/2025

Statistics from the 2021 tax season indicate a decline in the number of tax filings and processing speed compared to 2020, although electronic and personal tax filings saw a slight increase. Despite a decrease in overall refund amounts, public interest in tax policies and economic stimulus has markedly risen, providing important insights for subsequent economic analysis.