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The late start to tax season will re-arrange software maker Intuit Inc.’s revenues by about $120 million, according to the company’s latest outlook, released Tuesday.

Successful client relationships start when you treat each client as if they were your only client or your best client or most important client.

Rep. Blake Farenthold, R-Texas, has reintroduced legislation to provide tax exemptions to American athletes who win medals in the Olympics.

An Internal Revenue Service employee who also prepared taxes on the side has been charged with tax fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Sage North America has released three new mobile solutions that connect with select Sage ERP systems to help businesses access their data from anywhere at any time.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has excluded credit unions from the definition of “public business entities,” exempting them from certain reporting provisions under GAAP and giving credit unions more latitude to determine what their reporting requirements should be.

Some locations of the Planet Fitness health club chain have begun charging some of their members a portion of the indoor tanning services tax mandated by the Affordable Care Act, whether or not they use the tanning services.

A group of Republican senators has introduced legislation to prevent the Internal Revenue Service from finalizing for one year proposed regulations governing how much political activity tax-exempt 501(c)4 social welfare organizations can legitimately conduct.

With tax season in full swing, it’s a good reminder that families with household employees have some impending deadlines. As most tax professionals are aware, the often overlooked household employment taxes – or “nanny taxes” – present a unique set of challenges.

The Illinois CPA Society is now accepting scholarship applications for the 2014-15 academic year from students attending an Illinois college and university while pursuing an accounting degree and planning to become a CPA.