The Latest

The state is poised to enact a law that would allow Congress to obtain the president’s state tax returns, but Congress may not take New York up on its offer.

The 26-year history of the case began as an audit procedure and evolved into a constitutional issue.

The Internal Revenue Service is searching for a new National Taxpayer Advocate, who will be succeeding longtime Taxpayer Advocate Service leader Nina Olson.

The Internal Revenue Service didn’t comply with congressional directives before closing offices last year, according to a new government report.

Robotic process automation is playing a larger role at companies, including in the accounting and finance area, but many executives feel more needs to be done, according to a new report.

Delivering an unforgettable experience is what will separate your firm from the pack.

The Top 100 Firm is building its presence in Virginia, effective June 1, 2019.

The old banker breakfasts and lawyer lunches won't drive the growth accounting firms need, according to top consultant Gale Crosley -- it requires coordinated teams who are thinking much more strategically about the process.

Intuit Inc., maker of TurboTax tax-preparation software, lured customers into using the service with the promise of free filing of U.S. returns only to charge them anyway, according to a lawsuit on behalf of disgruntled customers.

I heard from some colleagues who were particularly upset and expressed overwhelming despair from unbearable pressure during tax season.