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Billionaire Steve Cohen is fighting the Internal Revenue Service's goal of having hundreds of money managers pay self-employment taxes.

The inspector general says the CCB is benefiting taxpayers, but needs clearer goals and performance measurement.

The London-based branch of the Big Four firm is seeing a slowdown in demand for consulting services.

Two major sets of changes are on their way, plus the board has released amendments regarding reporting on currencies that can't be exchanged.

Billions of dollars later, the agency is claiming major improvements in service, technology and enforcement.

A new report says the service isn't effectively managing or resolving many of its remediation efforts.

Groups on both sides of the political spectrum are asking the agency to investigate their ideological opponents for misusing their tax-exempt status.

Buy-ins are changing; faxing the IRS; Barbie and sales tax; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The service is looking for ideas to make its current ADRs better and help them reach more people, and to create new ones, if they're needed.

The award is the fourth largest in the commission's whistleblower program's history. 

Despite a ruling that said the firm didn't follow due process in firing him, it is determined to take action against a partner and others involved in a leaking scandal.

Two notices from the IRS offer guidance on the new rules regarding minimum distribution requirements from the SECURE Act 2.0.

The London-based auditor gave a clean bill of health to a music streaming company that wildly overstated its revenue.

It's not a private equity deal, says CEO Wayne Berson — it's private credit to realign the firm's debt and fund a powerful benefit for its employees.

The real challenge is that money from outside the profession is putting accountants into their 'discomfort zone.'

Taxpayer information in this format isn't being safeguarded properly, according to a new report.

The board continues its aggressive approach to oversight, announcing several hundreds of thousands of dollars in penalties on several auditors in a single week.

The suggestions in board chair Erica William's recent Wall Street Journal op-ed could have troubling ramifications for auditors and their clients.

The U.S. Attorney General has appointed a special counsel to oversee the ongoing criminal investigation into President Joe Biden's son over his taxes.

Taxpayers who aren't under examination have a new option that promises to make it easier to request relief when they need to file international tax forms and documents past a deadline.