The other day, I came across an interesting item in the news, describing that for the first time in its history, Macy’s was only letting people with appointments visit its famous Santa. I was interested in this because, for all intents and purposes, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) had been “appointment only” in its Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs) since November 2016. So on the face of it, the IRS was in the vanguard of customer service.
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California’s AB 2829 Digital Advertising Tax ProposalCalifornia has proposed a new digital advertising tax (AB 2829) that has been met with mixed reactions from businesses and consumers alike. If passed, the tax would be levied on large-scale […]
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Spotlight Interview: Chuck Levun On Educating CPAs And Attorneys On Partnership, LLC, And S Corporation Flow-Through Planning On Four Costly Business Mistakes They Make (Part 1)Each year there is a must attend complimentary webinar hosted by Tax Forum educators Chuck Levun, Michael Cohen, and Scott Miller. This is a special presentation for educating attorneys and CPAs on […]
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