Lin Ye CPA LLC

07/17/2026

The administration of United States President Donald Trump is putting new time limits on visas for foreign students, exchange visitors and journalists, ending a decades-old system that let many of them stay in the US for as long as they remained in school or on assignment.

Under a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule released on Thursday, international students and exchange visitors will generally be limited to four years while foreign journalists will be admitted for up to 240 days at a time, or just 90 days for Chinese nationals. |

07/16/2026

07/16/2026

If your workplace retirement plan allows this two-step strategy, you could be supercharging your tax-free wealth.

07/14/2026

This is interesting...

Elon Musk is now worth more than Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang, and Warren Buffett COMBINED 😳

07/14/2026

A major milestone for the CPA profession is here.

On August 1, 2026, Texas' new CPA licensure pathway becomes effective. The new pathway to licensure, SB 262 was passed unanimously by the Texas Legislature in 2025. Thanks to this landmark legislation, Texas became one of the first states to expand pathways to CPA licensure—helping strengthen the profession and address the CPA pipeline.

The new pathway allows CPA candidates to earn licensure by completing a bachelor's degree with the required accounting and business coursework, completing two years of qualifying work experience and passing the Uniform CPA Examination.

This is a significant advocacy win for TXCPA. Thank you to Senator Charles Perry and Representative Angie Chen Button for championing this legislation, and to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy for its work implementing the new pathway rules.

Read More: https: https://bit.ly/3bWkMx6

07/14/2026

“In fiscal year 2025, nearly 220,000 taxpayers received FTA relief through the manual process,” she wrote. “TAS estimates that if AEP had been in place for the same period, over 1.5 million taxpayers would have received penalty relief.”

Under the new system, eligible taxpayers will no longer have to request penalty relief that the IRS says is routinely granted.