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The wealthiest 1% of taxpayers may soon find themselves in the crosshairs of an expert group of agents.

Young accounting and finance professionals have been seeing the highest turnover over the past two years and are most likely to leave their current jobs over the next year, according to a new report.

The Internal Revenue Service wants to update the regulations governing the sale of a taxpayer's property taken during a levy.

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Don't underestimate the power of sending something that's tangible in this digital age — something that someone can hold and touch.

The service plans to run a limited pilot test of its free online tax system in 13 states next tax season, but it will only support certain tax credits.

As more technology becomes embedded in the controllership, corporate controllers must rethink the talent composition of their teams.

The real estate company has been trying to hire a new auditor since its previous one, KPMG, quit in May last year.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen indicated the U.S. will be unable to sign a treaty on global tax rules in time to uphold a deal that prevents other countries from imposing new levies on some of the largest American tech companies.

Dropping the bar to entry isn't the answer to accounting's pipeline problem, writes Rick David.