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Heather Maloy, the commissioner in charge of the IRS’s Large Business & International Division, plans to join Ernst & Young’s National Tax Department as tax controversy leader.

Financial fraud perpetrated against the elderly is on the rise, according to a new survey of CPA financial planners.

The Supreme Court of the United States is expected to rule by the end of June on the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act in the case of King v. Burwell.

Thomson Reuters has released the 2015 editions of its series of audit guides and related practice aids.

Cash may be an important security blanket for U.S. businesses in the wake of the recession, but one in four CPAs in senior finance positions say that they expect their companies to reduce corporate cash holdings over the next 12 months, according to the recent Economic Outlook Survey by the AICPA.

Owners of small businesses are finding their stress levels going down as the economy improves and their money troubles lessen.

Fantasia Barrino, the Grammy-nominated R&B singer who won American Idol in 2004, is reportedly facing a tax lien for nearly $100,000 from the Internal Revenue Service.

Penn State announced last Thursday that the University is launching two new online degrees in accounting. The online bachelor of science in accounting is aimed at adult learners who want to complete their degree or start a new career, while the online master of professional accounting can prepare professionals to take the CPA Exam

Businesses and certain individuals with foreign investments need to file a new form with the government by June 30 or else face stiff penalties.

A month and half ago I posted the 10 reasons for my success. I received quite a few calls about that and I came up with some regrets, so I’m sharing them here.