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The Internal Revenue Service has reportedly filed a tax lien for more than $18.3 million against Filipino boxer and politician Manny Pacquiao.

The Virginia Society of CPAs welcomed 25 young CPAs selected to attend the 2013 VSCPA Leadership Academy for young professionals Nov. 18-20 at the Place at Innsbrook in Glen Allen.

KPMG is predicting a dozen key tax issues that will be confronting businesses next year, including the taxation of cloud-related activities, base erosion and profit shifting in multinational corporations, and the far-reaching consequences of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.

The owner of a New Jersey tax preparation business has pleaded guilty to charges of preparing fraudulent tax returns for his clients.

Anyone working with mobile documents is looking for more ways to easily print them, and Android device users are increasingly looking to Cloud Print for that singular purpose.

Open Systems Inc. has made available and integrated inventory tool for its Traverse Not-For-Profit product, designed to allow nonprofit organizations to keep track of products and merchandise, whether in-store, on-the-road, or online.

Raoul Weil, the former head of UBS AG’s global wealth management business accused of conspiring to help Americans evade taxes, may help U.S. prosecutors rather than go to trial, according to lawyers following the case.

Accounting educator, author and commentator Abraham J. Briloff died last week at the age of 96.

Abraham Briloff passed away recently at the age of 96. Those who love accounting and value truth in corporate annual reports will greatly miss him.

As 2013 recedes in the rearview mirror, it is understandable that tax professionals look to the road ahead regarding taxes and Washington.