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The IRS's strategy for examining claims for the Earned Income Tax Credit are falling short, according to a new report.

The Small Business Administration is increasing the cap for COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loans from $500,000 to $2 million.

The service warned Thursday of an issue that’s affecting business taxpayers who need transcripts for requesting COVID-19 employment tax relief.

The Big Four firm is broadening its array of services to help clients deal with growing demands for sustainability and climate risk reporting and assurance.

The American Institute of CPAs Foundation granted fellowships to 25 minority doctoral students to boost the representation of minority educators in accounting programs.

The Top 10 Firm has signed an agreement to add personnel from the California technology firm effective Oct. 1.

The Center for Audit Quality released a report on the current requirements for public company auditors regarding climate-related reporting.

Deloitte reported its global revenue grew 5.5% in the fiscal year ending May 31, 2021 to $50.2 billion as the firm increased its workforce 3.2% to 345,000.

A new government report says more funding for the IRS is the solution to the tax gap.

A recent statement on corporate reporting says the global profession needs to start with the 2021 reporting cycle.

Guidance in Notice 2021-53 from the IRS will help employers with the ‘Instructions for Employee’ and other statements.

Assessing the delays; myths about preparers;the numbers behind the season;and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Unprocessed paper-filed business returns jumped from 239,285 to 7.9 million.

The IRS is giving those affected by recent wildfires and floods extra time to file.

The service has issued Notice 2021-52 with special per diem rates that take effect Oct. 1, 2021.

Grant Thornton adds to fraud and forensics practice; IMA names VP of research and thought leadership; and more CPA news.

U.S. regulators have long said they’re dubious about the green and socially conscious labels that Wall Street applies to $35 trillion in so-called sustainable assets. Now, the watchdogs are hunting for proof that they’re right.

The company settled claims that it engaged in an expense-management scheme that resulted in inflated earnings.

The unemployment rate declined, but the jobs report fell far short of economist expectations.

The founder of Renaissance Technologies and his colleagues will pay billions to resolve one of the biggest tax disputes in U.S. history.