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The Internal Revenue Service has filed documents in U.S. Tax Court claiming that Michael Jacksons estate has severely undervalued his image and music catalog, telling the pop stars executors that the estate owes an extra $505 million in taxes, plus $197 million in penalties.
February 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a revenue procedure to help taxpayers with so-called mezzanine financing in workouts and similar circumstances when they have debts that have been discharged in connection with real property.
February 7 -
U.S. Wealth Management CEO John Napolitano discusses how CPAs can start a financial planning practice and how the initiative can go wrong, in an interview with Accounting Today editor-in-chief Daniel Hood.
February 6
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has increased its enforcement efforts against lapses in accounting and financial reporting, while cracking down ever more on financial fraud, according to a new report.
February 3 -
New research finds that material restatements of earnings that involve correcting accounting irregularities and not just honest errors, lead to a loss in company credibility with investors lasting substantially longer than previously documented.
February 3 -
Successful CPA wealth managers share their onboarding secrets.
February 1 -
A roundup of financial planning news from the previous month.
February 1 -
The building blocks of a successful FP practice
February 1 -
The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has released an implementation guide for the new GASB standards for accounting and financial reporting for pensions.
January 30 -
Congress voted in December 2010 to let wealthy Americans make tax-free gifts of as much as $5 millionand the money flowed.
January 30
