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A federal appeals court reversed a district court’s judgment, holding that taxpayers could not rely on the common law mailbox rule to show that an amended return had been timely filed in order to claim a tax refund.

Citrin Cooperman hires two principals; Hantzmon Wiebel hosts drive for local animal shelter; and more CPA news.

Two decades and tens of millions; bank error; dirty deal; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is an opportunity for tax automation companies to provide ways to simplify taxes for companies struggling to keep up.

Even though it's a low-risk profession, accounting employees can still experience injuries or illnesses caused by preventable hazards.

The United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority has issued a long-awaited report calling for separation of audit from consulting services, mandatory “joint audits” and regulatory powers to increase the accountability of audit committees.

The Internal Revenue Service hopes to improve taxpayer service and cybersecurity by updating its IT infrastructure.

South Korean auditors are refusing to sign off on more and more corporate financial statements due to tighter regulations, giving investors earlier warning signs of trouble ahead.

There’s plenty of enthusiasm for new U.S. tax breaks for investing in low-income communities designated as opportunity zones. But many people have delayed spending because of uncertainty about how the incentives will work.

If Democrats now in charge of the House Ways and Means Committee ever get their hands on President Donald Trump’s tax returns, they could thank their Republican predecessors for providing cover to make the documents public.