The Big Section 179D Tax Court Win for Designers
Alliantgroup recently won a major decision in U.S. Tax Court where the court wholly validated alliantgroup’s 179D process.
The Biden tax proposals that could hit baby boomer, family businesses
President Joe Biden’s 2024 budget proposals contain several proposals that could hit small businesses right where it hurts — their wallets. Proposals in the budget include boosting the top capital gains rate for income over $1 million, eliminating the so-called “step-up in basis” loophole, expanding who has to pay investment income tax and at what rate, and bumping up the corporate tax rate.
The Battle To Reshore US Supply Chains Starts In China
US businesses can take advantage of the R&D credit to onshore production & minimize the risks associated with long and complex supply chains.
Texas should become heart of America’s ‘AI belt.’ Here’s how
JULY 25, 2025 | PUBLISHED IN by Dhaval Jadav alliant Chief Executive Officer If you have any questions about this article, please send us a message. Contact Us Before it…
Texas Leads the Nation in Solar Energy Growth, with Houston at the Forefront
Texas has emerged as a powerhouse in solar energy production, outpacing traditional energy sources and attracting significant investment.
Taxpayers Concerned About Fraudulent ERC Claims Must Act Now
While Covid-19 relief appropriations pulled many businesses from the brink of demise, an onslaught of associated fraud has come to the surface, especially regarding claims for the employee retention credit.
Tax Whistleblower — The Dos And Don’ts Of Filing A Form 211
With the new administration calling for a significant increase in funding for the IRS -– many potential tax whistleblowers are considering whether they should now come forward and submit a Form 211 to the IRS.
Tax Pros Brace for ‘Tidal Wave’ of Crypto Tax Scrutiny From the IRS. What Investors Need to Know
As the IRS bolsters its cryptocurrency expertise, tax professionals are bracing for increased scrutiny of digital currency.
Tax Prep Fees are Rising Because Accounting is not a ‘Cool’ Career
A national shortage of CPAs and support staff is driving up prices. American taxpayers had to pay at least 20% more on average to get their taxes done last year — and accountants aren’t thrilled about it either.
Tax Panels Face Personnel Changes Ahead Of TCJA Debate
The House and Senate tax-writing committees are both set to lose veteran lawmakers in the next Congress, changing the dynamic on the panels as they gear up for a major fight next year over the fate of the expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.