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Warren Buffett, who has criticized businesses for complaining about tax rates, showed last week how adept he is at lowering his company’s payments to the U.S.

The majority of small-business owners expect to see a bigger return on investment from technology than from new employees this year, according to a new survey.

An Internal Revenue Service employee took home a computer thumb drive containing unencrypted data on 20,000 fellow workers, the agency said in a statement.

CCH is warning participants in the NCAA college hoops March Madness brackets that any of their winnings in the office pool will be subject to taxes.

With data breaches estimated to cost an average of $5.4 million per incident, businesses need to be aware of five office tools that are particularly vulnerable, according to experts.

When your nonprofit clients understand the conditions that lead to fraud, they are better equipped to reduce risk.

New York State has been going after tax evaders under an aggressive new tax collection program, suspending the driver’s licenses of 8,900 New Yorkers who failed to pay their state taxes and collecting over $56 million, 34 percent more than had been projected.

A federal court may allow the convicted former chief of a telecommunications company to deduct more than $44 million from his taxes after he was forced to forfeit the amount of stock gains he realized from insider trading.

Thomson Reuters has integrated its UltraTax CS tax prep software with its AdvanceFlow cloud-based engagement management software.

Consumer finance site WalletHub has released a report on the states with the highest and lowest taxes.