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5 Tips for Faster, Easier, Better Tax Resolution Client Onboarding
Make tax resolution client onboarding faster, easier, and less stressful with our 5 tips so you can focus your time and energy on creating successful resolution outcomes. Read More
State and Local Tax Collections Per Capita by State, 2026
Tax collections vary widely by state, making per capita collections figures-a measure of collections per person-especially useful, as they allow comparisons across differences in tax rates and bases, economic capacities, and policy decisions that impact the size and...
How Well Do Carbon Taxes Match Their Promise? Evidence from 2023
The carbon tax is often considered the ideal climate policy.Read More
How to Renounce US Citizenship in 2026: Taxes, Costs, and Consequences
Renouncing US citizenship has become more accessible in 2026 following a significant reduction in the State Department fee. Read More
Tracking the Impact of the Trump Tariffs & Trade War
The Trump tariffs have not meaningfully altered the trade balance and amount to an average tax increase per US household of $700 in 2026.Read More
Paid in Crypto? How US Expats Should Report Crypto Income
Getting paid in cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly common among US expats, particularly freelancers, remote workers, and those working with international clients. Read More
District Judge Dismisses Wire Fraud Counts with Overlapping Facts for Tax Counts Because the Lesser Burden of Proof for Wire Fraud Violates Due Process (5/7/26)
District Judge Dismisses Wire Fraud Counts with Overlapping Facts for Tax Counts Read More
Starting in 2026, the IRS Will Automatically Waive First-Time Late Penalties
The First-Time Abatement Waiver, also known as the FTA waiver, is an administrative waiver that the IRS may grant to relieve taxpayers from failure-to-pay and failure-to-deposit penalties if specific criteria are met. Read More
Should We Tax Artificial Intelligence?
AI is everywhere, and now it's in the tax policy debate. Read More
Why Is My Tax Refund Larger This Year?
If you've filed your taxes already, you may have noticed a larger refund this year. That's due to changes Congress made with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) last year that retroactively cut taxes for 2025.Read More
