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The IRS is not using collection tools, including tax liens, levies and property seizures, soon enough in many instances, according to a new report from a Treasury Department watchdog.

IMGCAP(1)]Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr., has some thoughts to share about the accounting profession, his firm and the state of the economy, before his retirement, after having served as CEO of PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited since 2002.

A new search engine developed by a California CPA tries to make it easier to find relevant documents on the IRS’s Web site.

A tax preparer has been arrested for stalking and threatening to harm an assistant district attorney in the Manhattan DA’s office.

The SEC and the Department of Labor convened a hearing Thursday to decide whether to tighten the rules for financial services companies that offer target-date funds in their 401(k) plans.

Multi-tasking comes naturally to Heather Paquette, a partner in the Midwest Information Technology Advisory Practice in the Chicago office of KPMG. In a recent interview, she talks about her ability to juggle three kids, all under the age of four, and the demands of being a partner in a Big Four firm.

How would you like to experience the same kind of explosive growth as Google, Wikipedia, Facebook or YouTube? Those are exceptional cases, but they are household names. And you could be too.

The Small Business Administration has begun offering interest-free loans of up to $35,000 to small businesses through SBA-approved lenders.

PricewaterhouseCoopers has completed the $44 million acquisition of BearingPoint’s North American Commercial Services business.

Thomson Reuters has updated its Practice CS practice management software with a new Staff Management module.