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Every January, tax firms get something most businesses would pay a fortune for: a scheduled conversation with nearly every client, who shows up ready to share their whole financial...
Tax-return season for fiscal year 2026 is just around the corner, even if you are still working on extended 2025 tax returns. If you are like a lot of accountants, bookkeepers, and...
Dana spent the summer planning. Her eight-person firm would take on 60 new individual clients this season. It would roll out an AI-assisted review workflow in January and keep exte...
Every practitioner has had this conversation with a client: "I never got that letter from the IRS." Usually, that's treated as the client's problem. A new Tax Court decision says i...
For years, tax advisors have told clients a simple story about the limited partner exception to self-employment tax: form a state-law limited partnership (or LLLP), give someone li...
Katie Pratt (Loyola Law School), Erin Henry (Arkansas), and Caroline Bruckner (American University) co-organized two seminars on the taxation of NIL Income co-sponsored with the Am...
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The most notable tax law developments of the past month
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Here is a list of (1) visiting assistant professor hires; (2) entry-level hires; (3) lateral moves; (4) promotions, tenures, chairs, and professorships; (5) administrative appointm...
Emily Cauble (Wisconsin) has recently published a new piece, Channels of Tax Law (Mis)Information, 2026 U. Ill. L. Rev. 543. Here’s the abstract: This Article sheds light on a perv...
Elizabeth Nelson (CPA,), J.P. Gregory (CPA), and Katrelle Harvey: Effect of the new pro rata share rules: Recent changes to the rules related to the deduction for certain foreign d...
Estate of Paul Bruyea v. United States, F.4th , No. 25-1563, ECF No. 58 (Fed. Cir. Aug. 31, 2026), reversing Bruyea v. United States, 174 Fed. Cl. 238 (2024). Matthew Christ...
Jay A. Soled (Rutgers) & Linda Galler (Hofstra), Tax Advice and AI, 100 Tul. L. Rev. 909 (2026): In the past, taxpayers’ choices in seeking guidance on tax return positions wer...
As I’ve previously written, in January, the Fifth Circuit ruled in Sirius Solutions, LLLP v. Commissioner that the term “limited partner,” as defined in section 1402(a)(13) (the so...
Millions on OnlyFans; 'Administrative Expenses;' cookie decorating class; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
This week, Noah H. Marks (UNC) reviews a new work by Emily Cauble (Wisconsin), Guiding Tax Return Preparers Informally, __ Fla. Tax Rev. __ (forthcoming). Slightly more than 50% of...
The most notable tax law developments of the past month
Laura Saunders (WSJ): Why I’m Trying to Stop the IRS From Giving Me a Tax Refund This Year It is time to start year-end tax planning, and this year I’m doing something different. F...
Leslie Book (Villanova), Abbott Labs and Appeals: What Is It Good For (Absolutely Nothing)? (Tax Notes, Aug. 13, 2026, 2026 TNTF 156-10) The case of Abbott Laboratories v. Commissi...
Loukia Gyftopoulou, Paige Smith & Charlie Wells (Bloomberg): The Ultrawealthy Tax Maneuver That’s Spooking Schwab and Fidelity For months, the brokerage had piled into one of t...
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