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Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., said she would pay $287,273 in property taxes owed on a private plane that she and her husband co-own.

Two brothers who owned a California trucking company involved with drug traffickers have received prison sentences for attempting to bribe an IRS revenue officer in exchange for lowering their taxes.

Sage North America partner BrainSell Technologies continued its acquisition growth plans with the purchase of Soft Intelligence Inc., a Roswell, Ga.-based point of sale and enterprise resource planning reseller.

Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., is pressing the Internal Revenue Service to do more to curb tax fraud by prison inmates, especially in his state, where the problem is the most prevalent.

A Parnu, Estonia, vocational school's use of computer-simulated companies as learning tools is spreading to accounting and economic students at other schools in the country, according to national public station ETV.

Online tax preparation site Taxbrain has introduced a service that lets taxpayers ask questions or have their taxes prepared by CPAs and enrolled agents through a video chat link.

The North Carolina Department of Revenue is pointing to inaccurate information from the IRS as the reason why it sent tax due notices to up to 2,000 state taxpayers.

A group of citizen militia members have been arrested and charged with conspiring to murder a federal judge and an IRS employee, along with weapons and explosives charges.

According to the American Institute of CPAs, Client retention is one of the top issues facing most accounting firms. Unfortunately, most accounting firms still don’t measure client satisfaction.

As I've documented many times in the space, I'm not someone you could accurately label a technology guru.