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Explainers for every IRS form CPA firms actually file — who must file, key fields, deadlines, penalties, and common mistakes.
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Plain-English definitions of 160+ tax and practice management terms, each linked to the relevant playbooks and IRS guidance.
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Fresh thinking on CPA-firm operations, AI in tax prep, and practice growth.
Pro Rata Share of Subpart F Income, Tested Income, or Tested Loss: What CPA Firms Must Do Now
The IRS published proposed regulations on August 26, 2026 that reshape how U.S. shareholders must calculate their pro rata share of Subpart F income, tested income, or tested loss from controlled foreign corporations. The rules affect any CPA firm with clients who hold CFC interests — including S-corporation shareholders, individual investors, and partnerships with offshore structures. Here is a focused action brief for firm owners.
Transfer Pricing for CPAs: How to Document Intercompany Transactions for Small Business Clients
Transfer pricing isn't only a Big 4 problem. As more small businesses have foreign owners, cross-border activity, or related-entity structures, the IRS is scrutinizing intercompany loans, management fees, and cost-sharing arrangements at every size. This guide walks CPA practitioners through the documentation requirements, applicable safe harbors, and how to scope and price a transfer pricing engagement for smaller clients.
Guidance on Eligible Investments for Trump Accounts: What CPA Firms Must Do Now
The IRS released proposed regulations on August 21, 2026 defining eligible investments for Trump Accounts—the new minor-beneficiary savings vehicles created under recent tax legislation. The rules restrict allowable assets until the beneficiary turns 18 and affect trustees, account administrators, and CPAs advising individual and employer-plan clients. Here is what small and mid-size CPA firms need to know and do this week.
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