Requesting a PLR following a fraudulent transfer from a retirement account
Release Date: 09/29/2025
New and updated Form 1099-K FAQs
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week, we’re covering new and updated Form 1099-K FAQs that the IRS recently released.
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Draft Forms 1099-NEC, 1099-MISC, and 1099-K and transition relief
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering draft 1099 forms with new lines for certain OBBBA deductions, and transition relief for reporting tip and overtime compensation for 2025.
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Trump accounts and their alternatives: which is best?
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re comparing Trump accounts to some alternative investment accounts for children under the age of 18.
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New form and transition guidance for car loan interest deduction
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering new IRS Form 1098-VLI for the claiming car loan interest deduction and transition guidance for the car loan interest reporting requirements.
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Updates to the 2025 Form 1040
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering updates that have been made to the 2025 Form 1040.
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Prepare now for Form 1099-DA
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering Form 1099-DA reporting requirements.
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Reduced PTIN fee and new sign-in process
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering the recently reduced PTIN fee and the new process for signing in to the PTIN system.
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Requesting a PLR following a fraudulent transfer from a retirement account
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week, we’re covering using a private letter ruling to waive the 60-day rollover requirement for fraudulent transfers from a retirement account.
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Draft 2026 tax year Forms W-2 and W-4 released
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering some 2026 draft forms the IRS released, specifically the draft W-2, Schedule 1-A, and W-4.
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OBBBA winners and losers
Spidell's Federal Tax Minute
This week we’re covering which taxpayers are winners and which are losers under the provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
info_outlineThis week, we’re covering using a private letter ruling to waive the 60-day rollover requirement for fraudulent transfers from a retirement account.