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Senate Finance Committee chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., is laying out goals for tax reform as the expiration of the current tax rates looms at the end of the year.

I had the opportunity to learn how to shoot a semi-automatic AR-15 over Memorial Day weekend. I was definitely out of my comfort zone.

The Internal Revenue Service has reportedly revoked the tax-exempt status of a nonprofit organization that trained women to become Democratic candidates for political office.

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The Internal Revenue Service may have to change its name to the International Revenue Service when it starts collecting tax revenue from foreign banks once the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act takes effect.

National CPA firm UHY joined several companies local to its Sterling Heights, Mich., office in sponsoring nonprofit Winning Future’s Opening Day Party in downtown Detroit.

Thanks to a heavy advertising blitz, cigarette makers have apparently managed to beat back efforts to increase the tax on a pack of cigarettes by $1 in the state of California.

Indiana’s State Budget Committee has chosen Deloitte to find out how the state managed to mishandle over $500 million in tax revenue.

The National Society of Accountants Scholarship Foundation recently awarded 31 students with funding for their accounting education.

Just in case Congress doesn’t get around to passing another extension of the Bush tax cuts by the end of the year, tax experts are advising their clients to take some proactive steps.