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Accounting firm Moss Adams has named Rebecca Pomering CEO of its wealth management division.

A group promoting pastors’ First Amendment rights has announced an initiative to challenge the ban on endorsements of political candidates by tax-exempt organizations.

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The Treasury Department's Advisory Committee on the Auditing Profession on May 5 issued a draft of its final report. It is broken down into a number of sections, each with detailed recommendations with regard to auditing and the auditing profession.

When I was in grade school I held a brief fascination with those figure-ground illustrations, which depending on viewer perception and contrast, could be interpreted quite differently, i.e. two profiles nose to nose, or, the outline of a lamp.

Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Douglas Shulman promised to continue enforcement efforts against tax shelters and provide clearer tax guidance.

The House has passed housing legislation to help homeowners threatened by foreclosure, including tax benefits to sweeten the package.

The Treasury Department paid out an additional 22.18 million economic stimulus payments, or tax rebates, to American households last week, for a total of $20.138 billion.

The Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy has launched a service to enable CPAs and CPA firms to renew their licenses via the Web.

Cindy McCain, the wife of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., has refused to release her tax returns.