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Dell has agreed to pay $100 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle accounting fraud charges against the computer maker.

We know some of you are still busy drumming up submissions to the YouTube contest we’re doing with Next Generation Consulting, ATOM’s GOT TALENT, so that’s why we’re extending our deadline to Sept. 3 AND announcing our prizes. It’s called the motivation factor, folks.

Call this a story about nurturing the goose that laid the golden egg.

“To be, or not to be: that is the question.”

Not infrequently, the U.S. Tax Court gets to hear some strange cases, and the case of the Free Fertility Foundation v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue surely ranks as one of the weirdest.

Not infrequently, the U.S. Tax Court gets to hear some strange cases, and the case of the Free Fertility Foundation v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue surely ranks as one of the weirdest.

President Obama signed a law Thursday that aims to bar payments to federal contractors that haven’t paid their taxes and to make sure that payments go out in the correct amounts to the right people.

The Internal Revenue Service released proposed regulations on Thursday that would establish a $50 fee for individuals who apply for a preparer tax identification number.

The House passed the Senate version of the unemployment extension on Thursday, sending the bill to President Obama for his signature.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to check more often for accuracy-related penalties in future correspondence audits with taxpayers.