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More mortgage; a different kind of co-pay; no prize inside; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Archaic and outdated ways of managing information are hindering firms’ ability to navigate disruptions, curb competition and innovate.

The “resident investor” incentive lures wealthy individuals with the promise of legally skirting U.S. income tax.

The president said his $2 trillion economic agenda will have to be broken up so that a scaled-back version can pass Congress.

A bipartisan bill would strip the International Olympics Committee of its tax exemption.

Several House Democrats promise to sink President Biden’s economic agenda if doesn't include an expansion of the federal deduction for state and local taxes.

The groups want the service to reduce unnecessary burdens on taxpayers and tax preparers.

An activist group is urging international audit institutions to end all their engagement with the government’s auditor general.

North American accountants, however, felt more upbeat than most.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram acquired Travani & Richter; and Citrin Cooperman added Massarsky Consulting.