The USPTO has released new rules that will apply to trademark registration and court proceedings starting December 18, 2021. These rules...

It is not surprising that since the pandemic started national inflation has jumped, however, no one was expecting that the prices for...

The IRS recently released the 2022 annual inflation adjustment report and how it will affect tax brackets for the 2022 tax year. These...

Section 1202, also called the Small Business Stock Gains exclusion, allows for capital gains from select small business stock to be...

IRA stands for “individual retirement account.” There are two basic types – Roth and Traditional. Each has some similarities and also...

The Internal Revenue Source (IRS) is a federal agency. Specifically, it is a bureau within the Department of the Treasury. Interestingly,...

As previously discussed in our tax blog, the IRS is a federal agency. The rules that federal agencies create often go through a process...

On September 30, the federal government’s “fiscal year” will come to an end, and a new one will commence the following day on October 1....

The most recent federal eviction moratorium was set to expire on July 31. On August 3, the CDC issued a renewed moratorium, which was...

On August 10, the Senate passed the one-trillion dollar Infrastructure Investment and Job Act. The bill is not yet law as it has not been...