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A former CPA whose license has been suspended by the Oregon Board of Accountancy has pleaded guilty to charges related to mortgage fraud.

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A California man has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. after he was accused of filing at least 250 tax returns of deceased individuals.

A new report from BNA Tax & Accounting on transfer pricing predicts that tax authorities in different countries will continue to closely scrutinize intercompany transactions across national borders and will begin simultaneous audits of several large companies’ intercompany prices this year.

Linda Stiff, a former IRS acting commissioner, has now joined PricewaterhouseCoopers, along with some other former agency officials.

Financial Executives International has filed a “friend of the court” brief in support of a petition for review of the U.S. v. Textron case, involving the IRS’s right to examine the tax accrual work papers of a company.

A measure of the overall confidence of accounting and finance employees dipped slightly in the fourth quarter.

A free guide for CPAs to sales and use tax has been released by sales tax technology provider SpeedTax.

Nearly two-thirds of business professionals hailing from a wide range of industries felt that the Fraud and Investment Recovery Act would be effective in boosting the total dollar amount the government will be able to recoup under the False Claims Act.