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House Republicans have charted a course for expedited tax reforms next year in case they control Congress and the White House.

Michael Bernstein succeeds Martin Greenberg

The Internal Revenue Service issued two revenue procedures Thursday requiring reporting agents who remit taxes on behalf of clients to use electronic systems.

The Treasury Department released a model intergovernmental agreement Thursday for implementing the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, developed in consultation with France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.

Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee introduced two pieces of legislation Thursday to provide tax credits for clean energy manufacturing and renew the Build America Bonds program.

I can’t think of a business in America that welcomes an IRS audit with open arms; for most, it is a highly stressful and worrisome time.

The Senate voted mostly along party to pass a Democratic bill to extend the Bush tax cuts for household incomes below $250,000 a year after rejecting a Republican bill to extend them for taxpayers at all income levels.

The Accounting Today Institute has created an online bundle of 15 hours of continuing education aimed specifically at meeting the requirements the IRS has established for registered tax preparers.

The House has voted to audit the Federal Reserve, backing an issue promoted by Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, in his presidential campaigns.

The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing Wednesday to look at access to education and tax reform, whether the complex array of tax incentives are contributing to the increasing cost of a college education.