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A Santa Fe, N.M., woman and her husband have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the federal government, and she has been ordered to pay over $1.7 million in taxes from operating an adult entertainment Internet business.

The Institute of Internal Auditors has published new professional guidance on how to assess the adequacy of risk management and measure the effectiveness and efficiency of a company’s internal audit function.

The partners and principals of McLean, Koehler, Sparks & Hammond elected a new managing partner, Kathy Davis, and a new chief operating officer, Paul Steckel, at a meeting in December.

How does our current recession (or, more likely, soft depression) compare with the Great Depression?

What full faith and credit? That’s the question many are asking as Congress is coming under increasing pressure to raise the debt ceiling yet again to avoid a possible default on the federal government’s credit obligations.

The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously in favor of the Internal Revenue Service, saying that medical residents are full-time employees who are subject to payroll taxes and don’t qualify for the student exemption.

The IRS Oversight Board has just released its 2010 Taxpayer Attitude Survey, and it has some surprising findings.

Former IRS agent Ronald A. Bright pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of assisting in the preparation of a fraudulent tax return.

MarketRiders has released a 2010 Portfolio Report Card showing that stock and bond market portfolios returned between 4 to 16 percent.

Educator and personal financial services pioneer Charles A. Moran, CFP, has been appointed as the new chair of the board of directors of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc.