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ERC disallowance letters sent to 20K+ taxpayers … Lower Form 1099-K threshold delayed again … Prop. regs. issued on conservation easement deduction disallowance … AICPA adopts revised tax standards … Proposed crypto regs. define ‘broker’ too broadly, industry says … Werfel: IRS must move quickly to show what a well-funded agency can do

IRS renews focus on targeting high-income nonfilers

IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel said Thursday that the effort will begin with compliance letters going out to high-income taxpayers in 125,000 cases where third-party information indicated federal tax returns have not been filed since 2017.

IRS announces delay for Form 1042 e-filing requirement

The Service said that U.S. withholding agents are administratively exempt from the requirement to e-file Forms 1042 during calendar year 2024, while foreign agents are exempt in calendar years 2024 and 2025.

The ERC: Practitioners’ responsibilities to amend income tax returns

Practitioners must weigh applicable professional standards and exercise due diligence in assessing whether a taxpayer claiming an employee retention credit must amend one or more income tax returns to reduce deductions of wages for which the credit was claimed.

Form 1099-K frequently asked questions revised

Almost 50 new or updated frequently asked questions for the IRS’s Form 1099-K, Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions, published Tuesday, include guidance on common situations, along with more clarity for the payment card industry about which organizations should send Forms 1099-K.

Auto depreciation limitations increase

The IRS issued the 2024 depreciation limitations for passenger automobiles, including those for which bonus depreciation is applied.

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AICPA, others call for a one-year extension of BOI report deadline … COVID-19 changes allowing e-signatures made permanent … IRS emphasizes strides as it presses to keep funding … ‘As if they were never filed’: IRS outlines steps to withdraw ERC claims … 13 states will participate in IRS Direct File pilot

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