AICPA and USA Today Team Up to Stamp out Tax Ignorance
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AICPA members are answering tax questions from readers in the Money section of USA Today through April 15. Today, member Ronald Hegt took on a question about determining whether a taxpayer is subject to AGI. A key point made by Mr. Hegt is that the income base for AMT differs significantly from AGI for regular tax purposes.
Congratulations and thanks to all CPAs participating. Hopefully, the AICPA and USA Today can expand this relationship beyond tax season and address personal finance and financial literacy issues once tax season comes to an end.
AICPA members are answering tax questions from readers in the Money section of USA Today through April 15. Today, member Ronald Hegt took on a question about determining whether a taxpayer is subject to AGI. A key point made by Mr. Hegt is that the income base for AMT differs significantly from AGI for regular tax purposes.
Congratulations and thanks to all CPAs participating. Hopefully, the AICPA and USA Today can expand this relationship beyond tax season and address personal finance and financial literacy issues once tax season comes to an end.
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