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What are the inherent tax implications of the the passage of 2021's controversial Infrastructure Bill? Listen as Sr. Tax Analyst for Wolters Kluwer, Mark Luscombe uncovers what tax professionals need to know.

Listen as our data expert talks about the data that drives the Tax Season in Data Reports. These reports are the results of millions of unique tasks processed through the XCMworkflow system annually. The resulting data points provide insight into the pace of filing seasons.

Hear from the experts at Ledgible how cryptocurrency is impacting the accounting world and more specifically how taxes and cryptocurrency intersect.

Hear from the experts at CoinTracker how cryptocurrency is impacting the accounting world and more specifically how taxes and cryptocurrency intersect.

Listen as our tax experts talk about the federal and state level taxation implications for cannabis sales.

Listen to our tax experts discuss the nuances of Business Losses and Net Operating Losses under the CARES Act.

Kathleen Grant -- Manager of Tax Product Management for CCH Axcess™ Tax and CCH® ProSystem fx® Tax -- and Julie and Martin Lepper of Lepper and Company, LLC, discuss the use of cloud-based tax prep and workflow tools while staying connected to staff and clients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kathleen Grant, Manager of Tax Product Management for CCH Axcess™ Tax and CCH® ProSystem fx® Tax, and Mark Luscombe -- Principal Analyst at Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting -- discuss Qualified Opportunity Zones -- whereby certain areas of a community are targeted for development and investment. This topic was affected by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and is at the forefront of tax professionals’ minds as they try to offer more consulting services to their clients regarding its ramifications.

Kathleen Grant, Manager of Tax Product Management for CCH Axcess Tax and CCH ProSystem fx Tax, and Mark Luscombe -- Principal Analyst at Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting -- discuss Individual and Business Extenders, which were determined later than usual – after 2018 returns were due – meaning a lot more taxpayers were affected.