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Court decisions have opened up a whole new world of tax worries for college student athletes.

Germany's top criminal court almost doubled the amounts a former CEO of a defunct bank and other ex-managers must repay.

Stanley Goldstein recalls the choice of Melancon as the youngest-ever head of the American Institute of CPAs.

Biden justified the pardon by saying that the case against his son was politically tinged, excessive and designed to break him.

On the eve of his retirement, AICPA chief Barry Melancon looks back at how the institute — and the accounting profession — have changed over the past 30 years.

Small firms can't drop billions on custom AI systems, but there are still ways to leverage the tech without breaking the bank.

States that do not assess the major taxes are more competitive than states with complex taxes with high rates.

J'accuse; just a little boost; independent thinking; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Treasury is warning Congress that it needs lawmakers to unlock funding for the Internal Revenue Service that could be rescinded due to legislative language.