Practice Management

New York Representative Michael Grimm reportedly will plead guilty to a single count of tax evasion less than two months after winning re-election to Congress.

And so it begins, the time of year when you’re likely to get inundated with appointment requests and phone calls from your small business clients, looking for advice to help them save money and protect them from potential IRS penalties as they close out the books for 2014.

ClientyWhys has launched TaxBuzz.com, a free online directory of tax professionals.

Next month, the IRS will auction off Darryl Strawberry’s right to receive payments under his deferred comp agreement with the New York Mets.

SocialCPAs and Inovautus Consulting have released the results of their annual survey of how accounting firms use social media, and the results are not encouraging.

Jill Lock, director of marketing at Isdaner & Company, discusses how her firm gets the word out about services such as art taxation, in an interview with AccountingToday.com editor-in-chief Michael Cohn at Accounting Today's Growth & Profitability Summit in Boca Raton, Fla.

As a follow-up to last week’s column, here are some value-added benefits to consider when performing obligatory services such as an audit or tax return, or any work for a client.

Some of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

KPMG’s investment arm, KPMG Capital, has begun making some of its first investments in data analytics companies, with the first funding made public in the Los Angeles-based company Bottlenose, which specializes in real-time trend intelligence.

A roundup of accounting firm mergers and acquisitions