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The First Round Of Saver’s Match Guidance Is Here
The Treasury Department and IRS have released Notice 2026-48, providing the first comprehensive guidance on SECURE 2.0's new Saver's Match program. This federal matching contribution for low- and moderate-income retirement savers introduces complex implementation challenges, including how to route taxpayer matches directly to retirement plans and IRAs. The Notice addresses eligibility requirements, income limits, contribution types, and delivery mechanisms while requesting public comments on operational app
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Groom Law Group
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NCDOR Important Notice: Impact Of Recently Enacted Laws On North Carolina Individual And Corporate Income Tax Returns
The North Carolina Department of Revenue has issued guidance on three significant tax changes affecting individual and corporate income tax returns. These changes include new rules for domestic research and experimental expenditures, a special deduction for timber casualty losses from Hurricane Helene, and expanded gambling loss deductions. Understanding how these legislative updates impact your tax filing obligations and whether amended returns are necessary is crucial for compliance.
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Young Moore and Henderson
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Tim’s Tax News On The Tenth – August 2026
The Internal Revenue Service has issued comprehensive guidance on the expanded employer tax credit for paid family and medical leave under the Working Families Tax Cuts. This permanent expansion offers businesses enhanced incentives to provide up to 12 weeks of paid leave, with credits ranging from 12.5% to 25% of qualifying wages, while introducing new eligibility criteria and coverage options including insurance premium-based claims.
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Lavelle Law
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NCDOR Important Notice: Impact Of Recently Enacted Laws On North Carolina Individual And Corporate Income Tax Returns
The North Carolina Department of Revenue has issued guidance on three significant tax changes affecting individual and corporate income tax returns. These changes include new rules for domestic research and experimental expenditures, a special deduction for timber casualty losses from Hurricane Helene, and expanded gambling loss deductions. Understanding how these legislative updates impact your tax filing obligations and whether amended returns are necessary is crucial for compliance.
United States Tax
YM
Young Moore and Henderson
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Tim’s Tax News On The Tenth – August 2026
The Internal Revenue Service has issued comprehensive guidance on the expanded employer tax credit for paid family and medical leave under the Working Families Tax Cuts. This permanent expansion offers businesses enhanced incentives to provide up to 12 weeks of paid leave, with credits ranging from 12.5% to 25% of qualifying wages, while introducing new eligibility criteria and coverage options including insurance premium-based claims.
United States Tax
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Lavelle Law
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Texas Data Center Tax Exemption Faces Serious Legislative Risk Ahead Of 2027 Session
Texas legislators are taking aim at the state's data center sales and use tax exemption, with bipartisan support emerging for potential repeal or modification. The exemption, which has cost the state an estimated $3.3 billion in foregone revenue—far exceeding original projections—faces scrutiny as lawmakers prepare for a constrained budget environment while responding to growing local opposition over electricity demand, water usage, and community impacts.
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Holland & Knight
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California SB 122 – CDTFA Workshop Addresses Software And SaaS Tax Rules Effective Jan. 1, 2027
California's Department of Tax and Fee Administration held its first implementation workshop on Senate Bill 122, which extends sales and use tax to digital software and SaaS starting January 1, 2027. The workshop revealed significant unresolved questions about sourcing rules, the $5 million threshold mechanism, custom versus prewritten software distinctions, and the human-effort exemption that will require emergency regulations and potentially litigation to clarify.
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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