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Senator Ben Cardin, D-Md., a member of the Senate Finance Committee, has written to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and Acting IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel, urging them to quickly resolve and clarify the tax implications for legally married same-sex couples and those in civil unions.

(Bloomberg) The lessons of the last big revision to the Tax Code in 1986 show it’s going to be harder to get things done this time.

The IRS issued proposed regulations on Friday that provide guidance on the tax credit available to certain small employers that offer health insurance coverage to their employees under Code Section 45R, enacted by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Remote desktop apps are increasingly popular among practitioners and the Jump Desktop for Apple and Android devices is on the rise as it, quite simply, lets you control your computer in a variety of ways from your mobile device.

Cloud computing and IT consultant to CPA firms Roy Keely explains how firms only think they're adopting a hybrid cloud strategy, but in reality its a different monster they're creating.

The accounting profession’s expectations for economic growth remained positive this month, according to the August edition of Accounting Today’s monthly Accountants Confidence Index.

Research and software vendor Bloomberg BNA has announced significant enhancements to its Premier State Tax Library, including expanded content areas and tools.

The IRS's Modernized e-File System will shut down from 10 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, August 31, until noon Eastern Standard Time on Tuesday, September 3.

This summer, professional services firm Engineered Tax Services took a more colorful approach to their community outreach when adopting local Roosevelt Elementary School.

The American Institute of CPAs has opened submissions for its fourth annual Accounting Competition, which challenges teams of undergraduate students to solve topical financial problems for a $10,000 prize.