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The Securities and Exchange Commission said it would distribute over $48 million to more than 12,000 investors who had been affected by Vivendi Universal's fraudulent financial reporting.
August 11 -
As a native New Yorker, I continually chuckle when I hear the term “sticker shock.”
August 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service placed a $228,806 tax lien on former Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar, which he said he has now paid.
August 10 -
Deloitte & Touche and its audit client General Motors agreed to settle a securities class-action lawsuit for a total of $303 million.
August 10 -
Ernst & Young is engaged in lawsuits with Entrepreneur Media Inc. over the use of the term "entrepreneur of the year" by Entrepreneur Magazine.
August 10 -
Intuit has introduced a light-hearted online rock-and-roll jingle generator for small businesses, featuring an Austin Powers look-alike named Tommy Silk.
August 10 -
A tax practitioner has teamed up with a software engineer to create a new tax prep program aimed at preparers who service Spanish-speaking taxpayers, especially undocumented immigrants who are ready to begin filing tax returns.
August 10 -
Prudential Financial has settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission over charges that it engaged in improperly accounting for reinsurance agreements.
August 10 -
New Jersey taxpayers are stuck with the heaviest burden in state and local taxes, while Alaska taxpayers pay the least, according to a new study.
August 7 -
The Internal Revenue Service has given companies 30 days to agree to a settlement to close their tax shelters.
August 7