If the IRS is conducting a tax audit, and the statute of limitations is about to run out, the agency will usually solicit an extension. It is likely in most taxpayers’ interest to extend the statute of limitations when requested, says Kaufman Rossin’s Michael Kramarz.

Edmund Paul and Anton Zuccaro of Colt Technology Services consider some of the major issues facing in-house tax professionals and explore how to navigate an increasingly complex international landscape.

Tax-exempt organizations that license their names, logos, and other intellectual property to raise money must be careful when marketing and promoting their vendor’s for-profit products or services, since this can raise significant tax risks, says Pillsbury’s Robert Logan.

The W-4 withholding is an easily overlooked part of the tax planning process. Jody Padar, head of tax at April, looks at how to properly calculate W-4 withholding.

President Joe Biden should make good on his promise to fight inflation by lifting tariffs on Chinese imports to end the trade war once and for all, says Alex Durante of the Tax Foundation.

Recent guilty pleas and indictments over conservation easement tax schemes reflect a small portion of the manipulation of the conservation easement deduction. The tax benefit should continue, but the fraud and abuse of conservation easements has to stop, says Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.).

California Governor Gavin Newsom may be surprised to hear this, but his inflation rebate plan is not good economics. In a time when the inflation rate is cresting above 8%, handing out $17 billionto California residents has the potential to make inflation even worse. And it probably will.

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals across the globe. This week’s focus is on Kristine Butterbaugh, a subject matter expert and strategy leader for the Tax and Regulatory line of business at the tax software company Sovos.

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals across the globe. This week’s focus is on Saul Rudo, who leads the Transactional Tax Department at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP.

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals across the globe. This week’s focus is on Bill Colgin, a partner at Holland & Hart LLP who litigates complex, high-stakes federal tax controversies.

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Baker McKenzie has added 15 tax partners, along with 116 total new partners, according to the firm Thursday.

RKL LLP has added three new managers across the tax services and audit services groups in Pennsylvania, according to the firm Wednesday.

Norton Rose Fulbright has appointed London partner Dominic Stuttaford the global head of tax, the firm announced Wednesday.