Roger Russell

Tom Wheelwright sees value-added taxes as a cause of current tariff troubles.

In a case whose outcome was cited by a number of companies as a potential risk on their financial reports, the Ninth Circuit reversed the Tax Court and decided in favor of the Internal Revenue Service.

The Tax Court has held that the generous tips and gifts that a Catholic evangelist considered to be part of his efforts to spread the gospel were not deductible charitable contributions.

Between federal, state and local rules, hosts need to be sure they’re in compliance.

A look at the recent IRS guidance on Qualified Opportunity Zones.

With the filing deadline behind them, tax pros share their impressions.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act fixed some parts of the problem, and exacerbated others.

A federal court in Texas is allowing the IRS to learn the identities of clients it suspects of structuring offshore entities to avoid U.S. taxes.

A recent court decision on FBAR penalties could impact the tax reporting of the newest member of the British royal family.

Parsing the results of Bloomberg Tax’s annual state tax survey.

The 26-year history of the case began as an audit procedure and evolved into a constitutional issue.

And while they’re paying less, they’re reserving judgement on the final impact of the act.

In a decision underscoring the importance of maintaining corporate status with a state, the Tax Court dismissed the petition of a corporation because it was not timely filed by parties with the legal capacity to engage in litigation before the court.

Congressional hearings show how political priorities color views of tax reform.

Congress is considering new changes to the tax service.

A Florida accountant lost his battle to prove his yacht charter business was operated for profit.

This provision of the TJCA gives ordinary workers better access to an executive perk.

The Senate looks to ease the burden on taxpayers who travel to work in multiple states.

A federal appeals court reversed a district court’s judgment, holding that taxpayers could not rely on the common law mailbox rule to show that an amended return had been timely filed in order to claim a tax refund.

The justices questioned a state’s ability to tax income from a trust based on the beneficiaries residing there before taking any distributions.