Hosted by Faw Casson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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A podcast focusing on the top things business taxpayers need to know. Updated information that is easy to digest and will keep you on the cutting edge of business finance news.
Faw Casson hosts Accounting and Accountability, a news show with 100 episodes published.
In this episode: IRS call strategies – A tip for getting through when the IRS won't accept calls • Tax identity theft – How fraudsters file returns using stolen Social Security numbers • Qualified Small Business Stock (Q
In this episode: A recent court case that could allow some taxpayers to recover certain IRS penalties and interest assessed during the COVID-era, and what steps may be available to protect refund claims. The growing prob
In this episode: 2026 Tax Legislation Outlook — No major tax changes expected this year; budget reconciliation and new proposals remain largely on hold. Retirement Savings Updates — Expanded 401(k) investment options (re
In this episode: What IRS funding cuts actually mean in the real world, fewer audits, but slower responses and more frustration when you do need answers Why "audit rates are down" doesn't mean you're off the hook, and ho
In this episode: Why most taxpayers don't itemize anymore, and when it still actually makes sense to do so The hidden fine print on mortgage interest deductions, including caps that quietly limit what high-balance homeow
In this episode: A practical look at proposed IRS reform and why better customer service, clearer appeals rights, and stronger taxpayer advocacy matter to everyday taxpayers and business owners. A timely reminder about A
In this episode: A little-known tax opportunity involving long-term care costs that can significantly reduce taxable income if handled correctly Why medical expense deductions aren't as straightforward as people think, a
In this episode: Why tax season gets significantly more intense in March, and why accountants push for earlier deadlines to ensure returns are accurate and thoroughly reviewed. How accounting firms stay engaged in their
In this episode: What the expanded SALT deduction really means, and how income limits and payment timing can impact your 2025–2029 strategy. New charitable contribution limits in 2026 and smart planning moves high earner
In this episode: Detailed insight into the new $6,000 Senior Deduction for taxpayers age 65+, including income phaseouts and confusion around Social Security taxability. A look at the proposed depreciation of primary res
In this episode: IRS electronic filing systems are closed until January 26, delaying returns and refunds. Some state tax forms won't be ready for filing until late February. IRS staffing shortages are causing longer resp
In this episode: Why "goals" beat New Year's resolutions (and how business owners can take that mindset into tax season). A rundown of 2026 tax law changes that matter most for business owners—especially those involving
In this episode: What Trump Accounts are, who qualifies, and why parents of young kids should pay attention in 2026. How the "no tax on tips/overtime" headlines are misleading and what employers need to prepare for now.
In this episode, we explore some of the most important tax updates and strategies that business owners should have on their radar. Topics include: A game-changing update that makes a popular capital gains deferral tool a
In this episode: Why outdated beliefs about avoiding taxes on home sales can be costly, and the real rules you need to follow today. A surprising stat on how much of the country's income taxes are paid by just the top 1%
In this episode: C vs. S corp: where taxes really hit LLCs vs. S corps: payroll and flexibility Double taxation decoded Profit splits: fair or fixed? When losses save you money Recourse vs. nonrecourse debt explained Why
In this episode: What the IRS's latest move on paper checks means for your refund timing. The "tip deduction" that could put more money back in the pockets of both employees and self-employed workers. New per diem rates
In this episode: Navigating government shutdowns and IRS updates for business owners The impact of state vs. federal marijuana laws on business deductions Understanding the QBI deduction and how it affects entrepreneurs
In this episode: • Why the IRS is phasing out paper checks and what that means for paying or receiving tax refunds going forward • How misleading labels on draft IRS forms could confuse clients (hint: "No Tax on Tips" do
In this episode: Clarification of the Tip Deduction : What it actually is, how it's not "No Tax on Tips," and which industries (yes, even rickshaw drivers and tattoo artists) are poised to benefit. Leaked Treasury Indust
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