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A congressional staffer faces incarceration every weekend for a year, and a Pittsburgh ice rink that didn’t pay its employment taxes.

Seattle-based financial services company agrees to pay a $500,000 penalty to settle charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it improperly performed hedge accounting and later took steps to impede potential whistleblowers.

Accountants understand the importance of good cybersecurity practices in their own offices, given recent reports of attacks by identity thieves targeting client names and IDs.

With Donald Trump's inauguration at hand, many of the details of what the administration and the GOP Congress plan to do with Obamacare remain uncertain.

Treasury Secretary nominee said one of his priorities if confirmed would be to increase staff and modernize technology at the Internal Revenue Service—a move that Republicans who control the agency’s budget may reject.

Society will talk financial planning and resources with The Eagle Academy for Young Men on Jan. 21st.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a notice outlining special procedures for handling the estates of same-sex couples.

GT has issued a set of predictions for 2017, including how states will be taxing online purchases and dealing with budget shortfalls.

Northeast Ohio’s Bober Markey Fedorovich shares its strategies for drawing in quality staff.

PE has the President-elect on speed dial. That may benefit the $2.5 trillion industry as several key issues are put in play.