News & Updates

IRS.gov offers last-minute filing tips, resources to help taxpayers who still need to file before April 15; special Saturday hours in 70 locations

Need more time to file a federal tax return? It’s easy with IRS Free File

Dirty Dozen: Bogus tax avoidance strategies, schemes with an international element wrap up annual taxpayer awareness campaign

Featuring the MA House of Representatives releasing its version of a $58 billion FY25 budget and more.

Treasury, IRS issue guidance on the credit for the production of clean hydrogen and the election to treat clean hydrogen production facilities as energy property

Dirty Dozen: High-income filers vulnerable to illegal tax schemes; face risk from improper art donation deductions, charitable remainder annuity trusts, monetized installment sales

IRS Free File can help those with no filing requirement get overlooked tax credits, refunds; extension requests also available

Treasury and IRS announce new regulations on corporate stock repurchase excise tax

Dirty Dozen: IRS warns tax pros, businesses to be cautious of ongoing spearphishing attacks to gain sensitive information; warns of surge in "new client" scams

Dirty Dozen: Taking tax advice on social media can be bad news for taxpayers; inaccurate or misleading tax information circulating

Special Saturday help available April 13 at 70 IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers nationwide; no appointment needed

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IRS reminder: 2024 first quarter estimated tax payment deadline is April 15

Treasury, IRS issue guidance on the tax treatment of amounts paid as rebates for energy efficient property and improvements

Dirty Dozen: IRS urges taxpayers to not fall prey to untrustworthy tax preparers; ‘ghost preparers’ can disappear with taxpayer cash, information

IRS: Maine taxpayers impacted by severe storms, flooding qualify for tax relief; various deadlines postponed to July 15

Dirty Dozen: IRS warns about fake charities exploiting taxpayer generosity

RS announces tax relief for taxpayers impacted by severe storms, flooding in Rhode Island, various deadlines postponed to July 15

Featuring DOR tax collection numbers for March, Mayor Wu planning on filing legislation that would allow Boston to raise taxes on commercial properties to prevent the tax burden from shifting to residential owners and more.

Every month, the Society showcases a college and high school student member on our social media channels to share their background and why they want to pursue accounting as a career.