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McGladrey & Pullen said it intends to terminate its administrative agreement with H&R Block, in which, among other things, non-audit services have been offered through Block-owned RSM McGladrey.

Fifteen states and the District of Columbia will be offering tax holidays for back-to-school shopping on various days this month and next, according to a report by CCH.

Online invoice management provider Bill.com has introduced a new online bill payment service for small and midsized businesses.

Recent changes in the tax treaty between the U.S. and Canada will have an impact in a variety of areas, including 401(k) contributions and stock options, as well as the ability of taxpayers to move across borders.

For those who need some help navigating through cyberspace and all social media has to offer, the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants has posted a primer on what to use, when.

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Payroll-processing companies increasingly see the CPA firm as a convenient way to attract small businesses as clients.

States across the country saw their tax revenues for the first quarter of 2009 drop by a record percentage, according to a new report.

Two high-profile singers, Foxy Brown and Toni Braxton, are facing large tax liens, according to recent reports.

Complying with money-laundering laws and sanctions is a major concern at many companies, according to a new survey.