We asked two professors and authors of ALM's Tax Facts with opposing political viewpoints to share their opinions about the Supreme Court's decision to overrule the Chevron doctrine.

Because of aggressive marketing by firms encouraging small businesses to claim the pandemic-era tax break, the feds are worried about fraud, however, tax experts disagree on whether or not the 180-day extension is necessary.

For employers who wish to offer employees earning more than $145,000 a catch-up contribution option, they must first contact their plan recordkeeper to request the changes, which can sometimes take months to be implemented.

When an employee fails to satisfy their obligations and elects to "undo" a bonus by taking a 401(k) deferral, it gets complicated when any funds deposited into the company 401(k) plan are now considered plan assets.

In a new memo, the labor department provides clarity on differentiating short breaks (less than 20 minutes) from longer meal breaks, as well as FMLA leave eligibility.

Employers with remote workers in various states will have to consider the laws of each state where they have an employee.

Employers who offer tax-preferred health savings vehicles need to monitor this developing issue and understand the current rules to avoid running afoul of the law.

Those who care for a family member who qualifies as a dependent may be entitled to deduct medical expenses.