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PTIN Fees Coming Back for 2021
Tax professionals across the country wrapped up a unique filing yesterday. While some still have to contend with an imposing stack of extensions that will be due on October 15, many are making plans to prepare for next filing season.… Read more about PTIN Fees Coming Back for 2021 (Feed generated with FetchRSS) – Story provided by TaxingSubjects.com…
Tax Options to Promote Short-Term Recovery and Long-Term Economic Growth in Wisconsin
Tax Policy - Tax Options to Promote Short-Term Recovery and Long-Term Economic Growth in Wisconsin Wisconsin, like every state, is experiencing a great deal of economic uncertainty amid the COVID-19 pandemic. States will need to use caution as they make revenue...
IRS reinstates PTIN user fees
IRS Tax News - IRS reinstates PTIN user fees The IRS said it would once again begin charging fees to issue preparer tax identification numbers (PTINs) to tax return preparers for 2021. The fee was reduced in response to court cases that challenged the IRS’s...
Financial Transaction Tax Could Hit Average Spanish
Tax Policy - Financial Transaction Tax Could Hit Average Spanish Since Pedro Sanchez first became Spain’s Prime Minister in 2018 and, now, in conjunction with the left-wing coalition party, Unidas Podemos, he has been working to overhaul the Spanish tax system....
Cigarette Taxes in Europe
Tax Policy - Cigarette Taxes in Europe To ensure the functioning of its internal market, the EU sets a minimum excise duty on cigarettes. It consists of a specific component and an ad valorem component, resulting in a minimum overall excise duty of €1.80 (US...
Sources of Personal Income, Tax Year 2017 Update
Tax Policy - Sources of Personal Income, Tax Year 2017 Update Key Findings Taxpayers reported about $11 trillion of total income on their 2017 tax returns. About 68.8 percent ($7.5 trillion) of total income reported on Form 1040 consisted of wages and salaries,...



