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The American Institute of CPAs and the National Society of Accountants are voicing their opposition to a provision in the tax extenders and unemployment legislation that could increase the self-employment taxes paid by some professional services firms organized as S corporations.
June 16 -
The Internal Revenue Service has awarded a five-year contract to consulting firm Accenture to design, implement and operate its tax return preparer registration program.
June 16 -
The House approved the Small Business Jobs Tax Relief Act of 2010 on Tuesday by a bipartisan majority of 247-170.
June 15 -
The lower house of the Swiss Parliament voted Tuesday to approve a deal signed by the Swiss and U.S. tax authorities last year to disclose the identities of up to 4,450 U.S.-based taxpayers who have secret bank accounts at UBS.
June 15 -
The Association of Accounting Marketing plans to restructure its committees and subcommittees starting in July.
June 15 -
A married couple was convicted of running an elaborate tax shelter scheme for over a decade in which they marketed tax trusts to clients, filed lawsuits against IRS employees, and prepared a $108 million tax lien against former Treasury Secretary John Snow.
June 15 -
A new report finds that the majority of financial institutions and companies that received funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program have resolved the unpaid federal taxes they had owed.
June 14 -
Nonprofit organizations need to maintain adequate reserves to safeguard their financial stability, according to a new paper by Grant Thornton.
June 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued regulations outlining how the 10 percent excise tax on indoor tanning services in the health care reform bill should be administered.
June 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service is not processing taxpayer checks quickly enough, causing the government to lose money on interest payments, according to a new report.
June 14