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As the U.S. took tougher steps Monday to limit the tax-cutting power of corporate inversions, analysts said the new rules may put a planned $160 billion merger between Pfizer Inc. and Allergan Plc in jeopardy.

The University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business held their annual Paton Fellow induction ceremony last week, in which it announced the inaugural recipients of its Honorary Paton Fellow Award – awarded to honor alumni and individuals who have made significant contributions to the accounting industry and impacted Michigan Ross accounting education.

The Treasury Department issued temporary regulations to curb corporate tax inversions while continuing to call on Congress to pass legislation to limit the ability of companies to merge with foreign partners to avoid taxes.

The Internal Revenue Service has filed a $391,056.55 tax lien against singer Iggy Azalea for unpaid taxes from 2014, the year she had the chart-topping hit “Fancy.”

Banks that deal with international tax reporting are facing a slew of upcoming deadlines and regulations.

The IRS is offering taxpayer relief to victims of recent bad weather in three states.

Gary Shamis of BDO and consultant Jay Nisberg discuss how the personal element dovetails with the firm's business in strategic planning, along with their book "Stratagem."

One time I had a client who became his company’s CEO. At one meeting I asked him how he spent his days and how he managed the transition to CEO.

Crowe Horwath introduced a new Crowe Financial Accelerator for Microsoft Dynamics AX to manage centralized and decentralized operational and financial functions within the ERP system.

Thirty percent of companies reported experiencing some form of fraud in their supply chain, according to a new poll.