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Tax season might be a few months away, but now is the time to start thinking about how to manage staff and adequately prepare for the extra work, longer hours and tighter deadlines that accompany this time of year.

A longtime promoter of trust packages who promised to shield her customers’ assets from taxes has been sentenced to a seven-year prison term.

Accounting Principals has a new survey out with the outlook on the economy from financial professionals, and apparently next year is looking better than this one.

Small businesses and nonprofit organizations often overlook the warning signs of employee fraud, especially by senior managers, according to accounting firm Marks Paneth & Shron.

The House Ways and Means Select Revenue Measures Subcommittee held a hearing to consider a move to a territorial corporate tax system that would tax only the income earned inside the U.S.

A group of millionaires visited the halls of Congress in an effort to convince lawmakers to raise tax rates on incomes of $1 million a year or more.

A 2008 Senate report estimated the costs of non-compliance by taxpayers using offshore bank accounts to be at least $100 billion annually.

In its strategy to expand its presence in the North/Northwest section of Houston, regional CPA and business advisory firm McConnell & Jones has acquired the practice of Adamson, Hood & Co.

The Illinois CPA Society honored four members with its annual “Women to Watch” awards, which recognize the recipients’ contributions to the accounting profession, their organization and the progression of women leaders.

Cloud-based corporate performance management software provider Host Analytics has introduced a free, 30-day trial program designed to let potential customers try its online application prior to purchase.