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Traditionally, a firm's client list has been sacrosanct, but they need to rethink that.

Liability risks always multiply in the run-up to April 15; this year is even worse.

The service has revised Form 1024 to permit electronic filing and is beginning to require applications for tax-exempt status to be e-filed.

The two have been subpoenaed by New York authorities probing whether their father's real-estate business manipulated the value of key assets.

The Internal Revenue Service should improve the way it scans for cybersecurity vulnerabilities and remediates the ones it finds, according to a new report.

Tax pros are keeping their fingers and toes crossed for a normal filing season.

When companies suddenly replace their auditing firms, the required SEC disclosures are often vague and may be a signal of a forthcoming restatement, but timing is a crucial factor.

The Center for Audit Quality and the American Accounting Association are making changes to their Access to Audit Personnel research partnership program.

Like their cryptocurrency cousins, non-fungible tokens are generating market interest, and tax confusion.

Take some steps in the New Year to improve your firm.