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Police in India have raided nine call centers in Mumbai and arrested 70 people who were calling phone numbers in the United States pretending to be Internal Revenue Service demanding payment for taxes.
October 7 -
A new question surrounding Republican presidential nominee Donald Trumps business empire emerged recently, thanks to the publication of a 1995 New York state tax document: How could he have had a $916 million personal loss from troubled ventures that burned his creditors?
October 7 -
Joel Sinkin of Transition Advisors discusses in this video how to determine profitability in an accounting firm merger or acquisition deal.
October 6
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Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball merges in Hiebert & Decker, CPAs; and Calvetti Ferguson acquires Jim Oliver & Associates.
October 6 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued final regulations on whether software that has been developed by companies for their own internal use can qualify for the research and development tax credit.
October 6 -
The details of Donald Trumps taxes are a bit of a mystery, even with the unauthorized release of a single tax return from 1995. Still, the evidence suggests that the real-estate magnate and presidential candidate may have used a staggering loss of $916 million to avoid paying income taxes for many years afterward.
October 6 -
Dixon Hughes Goodman is expanding to California by merging in Parke, Guptill & Company, a firm based in Ontario, Calif., effective November 1.
October 5 -
For all the partisan squabbling in this bizarre election year, a consensus has emerged in one important area: The U.S. corporate-tax system is broken.
October 5 -
Donald Trump offered a new line of defense of his own tax problems Tuesday: blame Hillary Clinton.
October 5 -
Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.
October 4
