The Latest

The Houston CPA Society presented a check for $152,435 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Texas Gulf Coast and Louisiana from the proceeds for the society’s 20th Anniversary Golf Classic last fall.

A Florida CPA who pled guilty to a tax misdemeanor for assisting his client, a self-proclaimed priest, in hiding income from the IRS, has had his suspension from practice extended after the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility won an appeal challenging the original length and date of suspension.

Document storage software developer eFileCabinet Inc. today released an integration tool for Intuit’s QuickBooks, which provides users with a direct link between their QuickBooks records and documents stored in eFileCabinet.

In response to wide interest shown in the first edition of its 2011 XBRL Buyer’s Guide, raas-XBRL has released a revised and updated second edition, complete with a raas-XBRL scorecard.

taxes, irs, tax fraud, wire fraud, morgan stanley dean witter, money laundering, embezzlement

Steve Vidlock has been appointed chief executive officer and managing partner of Top 100 Firm Mohler, Nixon & Williams.

IMGCAP(1)]The current uncertain political, economic, and tax environment has led many people to postpone preparing or updating their estate plans.

A dozen hospital and health care organizations have written to the Internal Revenue Service expressing concerns with recent revisions in the Form 990 Schedule H.

A 70-year-old Southern California tax preparer pleaded not guilty Monday in federal court to allegations that he aided and assisted in the preparation of false tax returns and endeavored to obstruct the administration of the Tax Code.