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Wealthy people have lots of ways to avoid the estate tax. But a federal judge says one family got a little too creative in dodging its tax bill.

The Institute of Internal Auditors and the Auditing Roundtable, Inc. have signed a merger agreement after more than a year of negotiations.

Mary Schapiro, the former chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission has joined the governing board of the Center for Audit Quality.

For the third consecutive year, Steve Rodman CPA, president of Rodman & Rodman P.C., a full service tax and accounting firm based in Newton, MA, participated in the American Diabetes Association's 2015 Kennebunks Tour de Cure to raise money to find a cure for diabetes and support their mission.

A tax strategy once used by the hedge fund Renaissance Technologies is attracting a new level of scrutiny from the IRS.

The consulting and internal audit firm Protiviti has released its annual Internal Audit around the World outlook.

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A scammer who organized a scheme in which taxpayers were threatened with calls purporting to come from the Internal Revenue Service and the FBI demanding payment has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Whistleblower Office received more claims last fiscal year than in any prior year as the program has begun paying out larger awards to tipsters with information on tax evaders.

The International Accounting Education Standards Board (IAESB) published its Consultation Paper, Guiding Principles for Implementing a Learning Outcomes Approach, on Tuesday and encourages professional accountancy organizations and individuals with experience in applying learning outcomes in professional education programs to comment.