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State tax officials are expanding their concept of what constitutes a taxable economic presence in their state as more economic activity moves online.

A federal court has sentenced a 92-year-old woman who sold kits to help people commit suicide to five years’ probation for failing to file tax returns.

Taxpayers whose identities are stolen receive confusing and conflicting instructions from the Internal Revenue Service and delays of up to a year before their tax problems are resolved, according to a new report.

Members of New Jersey accounting, tax and business advisory firm Fazio, Mannuzza, Roche, Tankel, LaPilusa recently went casual for a cause, wearing jeans to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Social Security Administration were urged during a congressional hearing Tuesday to take further steps to curb identity theft-related tax fraud.

Sage North America has partnered with cloud-based sales tax automation service provider Avalara to form the Accountants Resource Center for Sage Accountants Network members.

What Stephen King's recent article on the Buffett Rule reveals about debates over taxes and government spending in the U.S.

Tax professionals can earn additional revenue by helping their clients cope with the complex rules around cost basis reporting.

RubinBrown managing partner John Herber and partner Steven Harris have been named to the St. Louis Small Business Monthly's Top 100 St. Louisans to Know list

Apart from financial risk, 66 percent of corporate board members identified reputational risk as their primary concern, according to a survey of 190 board directors by accounting firm EisnerAmper.