Team

Charles W. Green, CPA

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 801
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Tanya D. Merlino, CPA

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 802
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Anthony Fowler

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 803
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Dan Moreman

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 812
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Irene Morrison

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 807
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Quy Nguyen

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 808
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Torie Setzler

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 804
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Heather Shipman

Phone: (817) 856-2015 Ext: 811
Fax: (817) 856-2019
801 Orthopedic Way, Arlington, Tx 76015

Tax-News.com: United States News

Tax-News.com: EU To Table A Digital Tax Proposal In October

The European Commission has committed to tabling a proposal for a digital tax in October, whether or not an international agreement surfaces from OECD-led talks on new international tax rules for the world's largest firms.

Tax-News.com: Hong Kong Discusses US Termination Of Shipping Tax Pact

The Hong Kong Government has said it is looking at potential measures to support the shipping industry following the decision by the US Government to terminate the two territories' agreement that exempted shipping industry income from tax.

Tax-News.com: US Lawmakers Approve New Cryptoassets Reporting Rules

The US Senate has approved the inclusion of new provisions in the bipartisan infrastructure bill to require intermediaries involved in cryptocurrency trading to report details about transactions.

Tax-News.com: Wyden Takes Aim At US Pass-Through Income Tax Break

Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden (D-OR) has introduced legislation to overhaul the 20 percent deduction for pass-through income introduced into US tax law in 2017.

Tax-News.com: US IRS Flags Deadline For Q2 Estimated Tax Payments

The US Internal Revenue Service has issued a reminder to taxpayers who pay estimated taxes that they have until June 15 to pay their estimated tax payment for the second quarter of tax year 2021 without incurring a penalty.

Tax-News.com: Countries Discuss Post-Pandemic Tax Agenda At UN Council Meeting

Experts speaking at the UN's Economic and Social Council's annual Special Meeting on International Cooperation in Tax Matters concluded that the international community must do more to tackle tax base erosion and profit shifting and offshore tax evasion.

Tax Foundation

The Tax Stakes for 2025

The new GOP Congress will have to decide how to tackle the looming expiration of 2017’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Trump’s DOGE Must Do More Than Make Big Government More Efficient

The US government's $6.8 trillion budget is larger than the GDPs of Germany and Japan. Its roughly $2 trillion annual deficit is larger than the GDP of Mexico. And it has 441 agencies that employ more than 2.8 million civilian employees.

EU’s Exploration of an AI Tax Shows an Anti-Innovation Mindset

Artificial intelligence has become an increasingly salient issue for governments. In Europe, the AI question already has turned from how we can embrace it to how we can tax it.

Integrated Tax Rates on Corporate Income in Europe, 2024

In most European OECD countries, corporate income is taxed twice, once at the entity level and once at the shareholder level.

Summary of the Latest Federal Income Tax Data, 2025 Update

New IRS data shows the US federal income tax system continues to be progressive as high-income taxpayers pay the highest average income tax rates. Average tax rates for all income groups remain lower after the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).

Alabama Expands Tax-Free Overtime Eligibility, but Should Repeal Entire Exemption

Tax reform in Alabama is desirable and very possible. However, the overtime exemption, which complicates the tax code, reduces neutrality, and adds to compliance and reporting costs, is not a good example.