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House Speaker John Boehner said a long-sought overhaul of U.S. corporate tax law has barely an even chance of being enacted by Congress this year, though both chambers are under Republican control.

A three-step plan to build a specialty focus

The Clinton Foundation is reportedly planning to re-file five years’ worth of tax returns after questions arose over donations by foreign governments to the charitable foundation run by Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton.

Fuoco Group has merged with MCG Financial Services, Approved Accounting Associates and NHC Hospitality Consultants.

Bankrupt ex-billionaire Samuel Wyly told a judge it’s too soon for regulators to fret over what he’ll do with as much as $50 million from the planned sale of his family’s Colorado ranch, the site of six custom-built mansions.

Ontario’s government is ending tax breaks to film producers and other businesses as it looks to double savings to meet its target for a balanced budget in two years.

August Aquila and Angie Grissom argue the pros and cons of social media

Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, D-N.J., has introduced legislation that would provide relief to low-income and economically vulnerable Americans who would otherwise be subject to wage garnishments by the Internal Revenue Service.

Hedge fund managers including billionaire John Paulson won’t immediately face new limits on their use of insurance in offshore tax havens, after the IRS proposed rules and chose not to make them effective now.

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