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The island's plan to slash its sales-tax-backed debt relies on a tax-free exchange of old bonds for new ones. But the partial U.S. government shutdown has thrown a wrinkle in the proceedings: the IRS hasn’t been able to vet it in advance because of the closure.

Tax authorities in Ireland are asking tougher questions of multinational companies that have been taking advantage of the country's low tax rates.

Phony debts; dead wrongs; all ‘zeros’; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Thousands of Internal Revenue Service employees are being ordered back to work, without pay, only so President Trump can avoid the political embarrassment of delayed tax refunds, a federal workers’ union claimed.

The company is now focusing on CECL and ALLL technology for community banks after being acquired by Accel-KKR.

The most popular charges are for ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, according to a new report.

The financial management and travel expense software maker has introduced its first product for the procure-to-pay market.

Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., is planning to hold a hearing next Thursday about what the government standoff means for U.S. taxpayers.

A quarterly survey by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and the Institute of Management Accountants shows signs of trouble ahead.

No matter the size of the firm, there are going to be some tough decisions to make along the way.