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The Internal Revenue Service has filed a tax lien against O.J. Simpson, claiming he has not paid taxes since 2007 and owes nearly $180,000.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney told an enthusiastic Republican National Convention that unlike his rival Barack Obama, he would not raise taxes on small businesses or the middle class.

Payroll service provider SurePayroll reported Friday that optimism among small business owners declined slightly in August, with 60 percent of the small business owners it surveyed feeling optimistic about the economy, compared to 62 percent last month, with both hiring and average paycheck size declining as well.

The late summer and fall season is traditionally a time when our firm sees an influx of new employees, specifically young professionals and recent college graduates filling entry-level positions.

Staff members at privately held companies are less likely to receive information from management about how the business is performing than employees at publicly traded companies, according to a new survey.

In my travels around the country, I hear many firms talk about being a “one-firm” firm.

Joe Adams, the head of Top 5 firm McGladrey, on the major challenges facing accounting firms, and how his firm is dealing with them.

The Internal Revenue Service's list of the most common errors it sees from taxpayers and paid preparers on tax returns is a sobering reminder that nobody is perfect.

Logitech showed off its UE line of audio gear Wednesday night at a concert and technology showcase at New York’s Bowery Ballroom.