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Victims of natural disasters, military personnel and others may not have to file by April 18,

Much like last year, tax season will end with an intense rush.

The first step in any successful whistleblower claim for auditors and accountants is to determine eligibility.

Baker Tilly partner honored for pro bono valuation and forensic services; BST launches new Virtual Business Solutions service line; and more news from CPA offices across the country.

IAASB chairman approved for ‘exceptional’ term extension; KPMG appoints a new vice chair of audit; and other recent hires, promotions and personnel news from firms across the country.

The IRS is reminding taxpayers and tax pros that income tax returns aren't the only things that need to be in by next Tuesday.

The Government Accountability Offices is asking for feedback on a set of proposed changes to Government Auditing Standards, commonly known as the Yellow Book, the first revision since 2011.

As taxpayers and tax professionals race to finish up their tax returns by April 18, or opt to file for an extension, there are still a few last-minute things they can do, along with plenty to think about for next year.

Intuit CEO Brad Smith is seeing some strong competition for TurboTax this year.

Cybersecurity must remain a central concern as filing is increasingly digitized.

Sonja Hightower, a University of North Texas student, earns a $40K scholarship and firm resources.

Technology may play a central role in helping the tax man get his due from cannabis companies.

Tax Day giveaways; a big scammer busted; Sec. 475(f) elections; Generation C; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The head of the practice and four partners are leaving for violations of the Big Four firm’s Code of Conduct.

April 1 marked the debut of the new test, complete with more simulations and analytical problem-solving.

The move is part of a wider effort to automate the audit process, focusing it more on auditor judgement rather than the tools used to perform the task.

Some processes used by the Internal Revenue Service to ensure businesses comply with the Affordable Care Act’s employer shared responsibility provision didn’t work as they were supposed to, or they were delayed or canceled, according to a new government report.

A data breach in the Internal Revenue Service’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, tool, which the IRS was forced to shut down last month, may have affected up to 100,000 taxpayers.

Billion-dollar firms continue to dominate in the audit market.

The home stretch of tax season will see fraudsters’ biggest push – but cybersecurity expert Kevin O’Brien says that taxpayers and tax professionals accountants will still need to protect themselves after that.