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I reached a stage in my career when I thought it was important to write articles. I wrote quite a few and sent them to editors, only to have them rejected. The nice ones wrote back a rejection. The not so nice never bothered to respond at all.

A pair of senators, Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at preventing companies from deducting the penalties that have been agreed to in settlements with the government from their taxes.

It is 2015. We live in a digital world. Security breaches are everywhere from Target, to Sony, to Blue Cross, but that doesn't mean we stop using technology and go backwards.

A new report from a British Parliamentary committee attributes a tax avoidance scheme in Luxembourg to PricewaterhouseCoopers and says other large accounting firms have played a role in similar maneuvers.

Smaller percentages of American taxpayers plan to spend their tax refunds on savings, investment or debt reduction than in years past, according to a new survey.

The Internal Revenue Service released IRS2Go 5.0, an update to the official IRS app.

E2b teknologies released a new version of its debt collection software Anytime Collect, with new features to help companies manage business credit with email-based alerts and statistical cash forecasts.

Intuit announced that TurboTax resumed e-filing of state income tax returns Sunday afternoon after the company paused transmissions Friday due to suspicious filings and attempts to file fraudulent state tax returns and claim refunds.

Cathy Engelbert has been elected as the first female chief executive officer at the Top Four Firm.

The American Institute of CPAs is asking the Senate to quickly approve several income tax treaties with other countries that have been awaiting ratification for years.