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New Federal School Voucher Program Poses a Quandary for States: Opt In or Opt Out?

Taxes July 31, 2025 

New Federal School Voucher Program Poses a Quandary for States: Opt In or Opt Out?

A tax credit in Trump’s signature law leaves states to sort out rules, funding, and oversight.

Featured Articles

July 29, 2025  

Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Expand Tax Credits for Businesses Hiring Student Veterans

July 28, 2025  

One Tax Change in Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ That Even Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker Supports

July 28, 2025  

In Las Vegas, House Republicans Take Victory Lap on ‘No Tax on Tips’ Policy

July 28, 2025  

4 Rich Colleges Dodged a Big Trump Tax—and May Have an Unlikely Ally to Thank

July 25, 2025  

Some Small Business Owners Sweating Impact Trump Tax Law Will Have on Their Bottom Line
Why Expanding the Child Tax Credit Makes Economic Sense

Taxes January 18, 2024 

Why Expanding the Child Tax Credit Makes Economic Sense

The two halves of this deal provide the biggest bang for the buck—in terms of reducing poverty and growing the U.S. economy.

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Taxes January 16, 2024 

Bipartisan Tax Deal Would Expand Credits for Businesses, Children, and Low-Income Housing

Other changes to the credit would include making more of the credit available as a refund and indexing the total credit to inflation starting in 2024.

Hyundai Offers $7,500 Cash Bonus for EVs to Match U.S. Tax Credits

Taxes January 16, 2024 

Hyundai Offers $7,500 Cash Bonus for EVs to Match U.S. Tax Credits

The discounts apply to the Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, and Kona Electric, and the month-long incentive will last through Jan. 31.

IRS Provides Initial Guidance on Employee PLESAs

Taxes January 15, 2024 

IRS Provides Initial Guidance on Employee PLESAs

IRS Notice 2024-22 provides employers insight on the anti-abuse rules regarding pension-linked emergency savings accounts.

Jason Bramwell

Chief Tax Writers Working to Broaden Appeal of Tentative $70 Billion Package

Taxes January 12, 2024 

Chief Tax Writers Working to Broaden Appeal of Tentative $70 Billion Package

Concerns from lawmakers run the gamut about what's in the emerging tax pact—and what's been left out.

Government Shutdown Could Cause Havoc for Tax Season

Taxes January 12, 2024 

Government Shutdown Could Cause Havoc for Tax Season

According to IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel, the agency could still maintain some operations, depending on the length of a government shutdown.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

There’s Still Time to Claim Unpaid Economic Stimulus Payments

Taxes January 2, 2024 

There’s Still Time to Claim Unpaid Economic Stimulus Payments

Not everyone who was entitled to an EIP was able to collect the full amount they were owed. Either they didn’t receive the correct amount or they didn’t get a payment at all.

Ken Berry, JD

IRS Issues Guidance on Tax Credit for Clean Hydrogen Production

Taxes December 27, 2023 

IRS Issues Guidance on Tax Credit for Clean Hydrogen Production

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 provides a production credit for each kilogram of qualified clean hydrogen produced by a taxpayer at a qualified clean hydrogen production facility.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Bill Would Give Tax Credits for Rare Earth Magnets Made in the U.S.

Taxes December 15, 2023 

Bill Would Give Tax Credits for Rare Earth Magnets Made in the U.S.

The legislation would provide a $20 per kilogram production tax credit for rare earth magnets manufactured in the United States.

Republicans Protest Biden’s IRS Threshold Requirement for Online Purchases

Taxes November 27, 2023 

Republicans Protest Biden’s IRS Threshold Requirement for Online Purchases

The IRS said last week it is once again delaying implementation of the new $600 1099-K threshold for tax year 2023.

A medical marijuana dispensary in Norman, Okla.

Accounting November 9, 2023 

What Cannabusinesses Need to Know About the Potential Schedule III Drug Classification

The reclassification of cannabis will allow cannabis businesses to benefit from these tax credits and initiatives for programs or systems that many are already implementing.

Yellen Sets Goals for 2024 Filing Season, Calls Out House GOP for ‘Playing Politics with IRS Funding’

Taxes November 7, 2023 

Yellen Sets Goals for 2024 Filing Season, Calls Out House GOP for ‘Playing Politics with IRS Funding’

Treasury secretary says cutting IRS funding to pay for Republicans’ $14.3 billion Israel aid bill would be “damaging and irresponsible.”

Jason Bramwell

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