This week, our experts covered topics ranging from Disney’s special taxing district to Donald Trump’s alleged tax fraud. For a look at the latest commentary and analysis, check out our weekly roundup.

The IRS is pouring more resources into detecting “high-risk” noncompliance issues associated with digital assets, according to its strategic operating plan.

The IRS has issued a revised version of the form and instructions that taxpayers use to apply for changes in accounting methods, incorporating a variety of changes that the agency has made in recent years.

Happy tax season to all who celebrate! Which is (or should be) everyone. But as you strive to do your civic duty (under penalty of perjury) ponder this: Just 2.4% of the 104 million US taxpayers eligible to use the IRS Free File Program did so in 2020. And more than 14 million of the lowest-paid Americans may have paid unnecessary commercial fees to file their 2019 taxes.

Our Spotlight series highlights the careers and lives of tax professionals around the world. This week’s Spotlight is on Shannon Smith, who is partner in charge of international tax services at Eide Bailly in Boulder, Colo.

The UK is changing how it structures certain corporate tax credits to help cushion the blow of the global 15% minimum tax on companies taking advantage of those tax breaks.

US officials would formally gauge how their health, pollution, and workforce policies help or harm racial and ethnic minority groups, under a proposal released by the Biden administration.