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The U.S. Department of the Treasury and IRS recently issued final regulations updating the federal income tax withholding rules for certain periodic retirement and annuity payments made after Dec. 31, 2020.
View MoreGovernor Bill Lee announced a five-day extension for eligible small businesses to certify for the Tennessee Business Relief Program.
View MoreThe IRS Wage & Investment Division recently announced that starting in January 2021, the IRS will expand its IP PIN voluntary opt-in program nationwide.
View MoreThe IRS recently published Announcement 2020-12 notifying lenders they should not file cancellation-of-debt information returns or furnish payee statements under Sec. 6050P of the Internal Revenue Code to report the amount of qualifying forgiveness of covered Paycheck Protection Program loans.
View MoreWith everything going on in the world related to COVID-19, recruiting looks very different this year, but it is no less important.
View MoreOn Aug. 28, the IRS announced it would temporarily allow the use of digital signatures on certain forms that cannot be filed electronically to help reduce in-person contact during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the agency has recently updated the list of forms accepted digitally.
View MoreThe AICPA and its business and technology arm, CPA.com, have begun an early-phase rollout of .cpa, a restricted internet domain that allows CPAs to connect with clients and the general public with greater trust, security, and verification.
View MoreTSCPA has joined more than 120 employers and organizations across the nation in signing a letter to Congressional leaders urging them to support state tax filing and withholding relief for remote workers during the pandemic.
View MoreGovernor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Department of Revenue recently announced a new digital eligibility tool for small business owners to determine if their business may be eligible for a Tennessee Business Relief Program payment.
View MoreThe IRS has issued a statement that it is aware that a small population of employers that reduced their tax deposits in anticipation of claiming the sick and family leave credits or employee retention credit may have received a notice stating there was a failure to deposit penalty applicable to the Form 941 on which the credits were claimed.
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