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Keeping the staff you have is just as important as finding new employees, but firms aren't focusing on it enough.

Stonewalled; cashing out; trailer trash; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Employees weren't always following the rules when it came to talking to taxpayers instead of representatives like accountants and attorneys.

Lots of letters; sales tax and crumbling streets; a different look at due diligence; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

At the Illinois CPA Society's annual summit, a deep dive into how the profession needs to revamp and revitalize its appeal to potential accountants.

The institute sent comment letters requesting changes in two forms used to report on foreign trusts, and guidance on energy credits and advanced manufacturing investment credits.

Google and Meta are facing class-action suits after revelations they had been collecting sensitive taxpayer information via online filing sites.

How many inefficient meetings do we have in which 10 people, each billing out at $100 to $400 an hour, sit around talking about things without having a clear-cut objective or next steps from the meeting?

Hedge funds and private equity firms will have to disclose more about their fees and face new restrictions from the Securities and Exchange Commission on giving investors special treatment.

Tax authorities worldwide are deciding how to tax non-fungible tokens. Now is the time to get clarity on this quickly evolving phenomenon.