Practice Management

The IRS is offering tax relief to victims of severe storm, winds and flooding that affected parts of Florida in late April.

A couple of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

A client wanted to buy a business in Birmingham, Ala., and I went there with the company’s CFO to review the books, do some due diligence, kick the tires and negotiate a deal.

Accountants should take the lead in assessing the impact on their companies of the depletion of natural resources, recommends a new report.

Credit Suisse Group AG is close to reaching an agreement to plead guilty and pay about $2.5 billion to the U.S. Justice Department and regulators to resolve investigations into whether it helped Americans evade taxes, three people familiar with the matter said.

Senate Republicans blocked a package of more than $80 billion in tax cuts, killing for now a measure that would provide incentives for corporate research and wind energy.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.

CPA2Biz president and CEO Erik Asgeirsson talks about how accounting firms are adapting to revolutionary changes in digital technology, collaborating, and providing specialized services to clients, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Dan Hood.

The summer months are typically the time that CPAs fall out of touch with their clients. Some may send out or email one or two newsletters, but most taxpayers and preparers have thoughts that are far from next year’s taxes.

The Internal Revenue Service has begun accepting applications once again for its Low Income Taxpayer Clinic grants.