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The Internal Revenue Service is offering a free online program to help teachers, students and others who may be interested learn the hows and whys of taxes.
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A proposal from a top Senate Democrat could limit deductions for companies that moved their tax addresses out of the U.S. as long ago as 1994, according to a draft obtained by Bloomberg News.
September 8 -
Thomson Reuters has published a new white paper with advice on how tax professionals can be better tax researchers.
September 8 -
An inspector general who disclosed the Internal Revenue Services extra scrutiny of Tea Party groups ignored the tax agencys similar focus on groups backing Democrats, according to a report released today by Senate Democrats.
September 5 -
Saving a business creates one of the greatest highs you can have in accounting.
September 5 -
The comedy team of Bob and Ray used to do a hilarious routine where a member of a group known as the Slow Talkers of America was interviewed by an impatient reporter, but being part of a slow-growing industry is no joke.
September 5
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H&R Block president and CEO Bill Cobb is expecting problems next tax season due to the Affordable Care Act, now that the Internal Revenue Service has released some of the draft forms that will be needed, and pointed out that many taxpayers will no longer be able to file a simple Form 1040EZ.
September 5 -
A roundup of recent accounting firm mergers and acquisitions
September 5 -
Some of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.
September 5 -
Tax-related interest rates will remain the same for the calendar quarter beginning October 1, according to the IRS.
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