One month after four employees of Big Four firm Ernst & Young were charged with conspiracy to commit tax fraud, a former employee of the audit firm has pled guilty to similar charges. Dallas-based E&Y employee Belle Six entered her plea in Federal District Court in Manhattan. Six, who worked in the firm's Viper Group that created and sold tax shelters, will, according to her agreement, forfeit some $13 million she received as compensation.
Plus, the IPSASB names new members; Grant Thornton launches a new assurance services group; and other news from across the profession.
"Godfather" sculptures; designer handbags; nonprofit embezzlement; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
Close automation platform Numeric announced the launch of not an ERP but what they're calling an FDP or Financial Data Platform, meant to be a replacement for enterprise companies with complex accounting needs.
The Internal Revenue Service's National Distribution Center is experiencing a sharp decline in demand for paper tax products, according to a new report.
Plus, FoxPointe launches AI Services for SMBs; Avalara announced new agent hub; and other accounting tech news and updates.
The Internal Revenue Service debuted a new mobile app, replacing its old IRS2go app with a new one simply called IRS.
