Matthew T Miller, CPA, PA

03/20/2020

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12/21/2017

How tax overhaul would change business taxes

The tax reform bill that Congress is expected to vote on this week contains numerous changes that will affect businesses large and small.

12/21/2017

What the tax reform bill means for individuals

The tax reform legislation that Congress will consider this week contains many provisions affecting individuals—and many changes from both the House and Senate bills.

12/19/2017

How tax overhaul would change business taxes - Journal of Accountancy

The tax reform bill that Congress is expected to vote on this week contains numerous changes that will affect businesses large and small.

12/15/2017

Here’s what’s in the final tax reform bill - Journal of Accountancy

House and Senate conferees agreed to legislative language of a tax reform bill that is expected to be voted on by Congress next week.

11/16/2017

House passes tax reform bill - Journal of Accountancy

The U.S. House of Representatives passed its tax reform bill, on a 227–205 vote.

11/03/2017

Joint Committee on Taxation's detailed report of estimated impact on tax receipts (by line item/provision). PDF link

09/27/2017

Republicans unveil tax reform framework - Journal of Accountancy

Republican leadership released a tax reform framework that calls for fewer individual tax brackets, a lower corporate tax rate, and elimination of many tax deductions.

09/19/2017

Rules would allow truncated taxpayer IDs on Forms W-2 - Journal of Accountancy

In an effort to reduce identity theft, the IRS issued proposed regulations that would permit employers to use truncated taxpayer identification numbers (TTINs) on Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement.

02/17/2017

Failure to report health coverage will not cause tax return rejection https://t.co/9o87SM8MOY

The IRS announced that it will not reject tax returns just because a taxpayer has not indicated on the return whether the taxpayer had health insurance, was exempt, or made a shared-responsibility payment under Sec. 5000A.