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The federal Research and Experimentation Tax Credit has had no shortage of publicity.

Cloud-based workflow management software provider XCM Solutions plans to re-launch its marketing Web site to commemorate its 10-year anniversary next week.

Identity theft protection company LifeLock is reaching out to the Internal Revenue Service and offering technology to protect taxpayers against the threat of tax fraud.

The chairman of an influential congressional subcommittee is demanding information from the Treasury Department on a recent Internal Revenue Service regulation requiring banks to disclose the interest they pay to nonresident aliens.

Travel and expense management service provider Concur has partnered with business productivity software developer Abukai Inc., which will enable users to create expense entries utilizing photo receipts from their mobile devices.

A film director and producer who inflated his expenses for shooting two movies on Cape Cod in order to claim larger Massachusetts film tax credits has been sentenced to between two and three years in prison and 10 years’ probation.

In a move apparently designed to limit his U.S tax liabilities, Eduardo Saverin, a co-founder of Facebook, has renounced his U.S. citizenship prior to the company going public.

A former Internal Revenue Service supervisor has been sentenced on tax fraud charges.

The Chinese government has issued new rules that would require the Big Four auditing firms in China to hire more Chinese citizens as partners.

In an emotional speech on Thursday night, Gail M. Kinsella was installed as president of the New York State Society of CPAs.