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A group led by Sen. Mike Crapo is asking the IRS to do all it can to help taxpayers this tax season.

Egregious; Time runs out; third time’s the charm; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Cleveland-based Top 10 Firm has appointed Andrew Gragnani as its new president, succeeding Andy Burczyk, who is retiring.

Senator Joe Manchin threw more cold water on the president's spending plans after inflation spiked to a 7.5% in January, the highest rate in four decades.

Congress is asking questions about the high salaries paid to college football coaches at some top schools that receive tax exemptions from the Internal Revenue Service.

Accountants need to think outside the box and dig deeper into their workflow to ease pressure during busy season.

The Internal Revenue Service is pointing to some of the successes with pro bono clinics that represented nearly 20,000 taxpayers in 2020 who faced a tax dispute with the agency, despite the pandemic.

Here’s how to save clients money while staying off the IRS ‘Dirty Dozen’ list.

The agency is halting automated collection notices, balance due notices and unfiled tax return notices, after coming under pressure from lawmakers and tax professionals to first catch up on its backlog.

The Internal Revenue Service issued new guidance for taxpayers and tax practitioners submitting claims for refunds involving the research credit.

Deloitte & Touche chair and CEO Lara Abrash has been watching the Big Four firm’s audit practice changing over the past two years.

Under a commission proposal, funds’ financial statements would need to be audited at least annually.

Todd Shapiro, longtime president and CEO of the ICPAS, said Wednesday he intends to retire in February 2023.

These will offer tremendous tax-saving opportunities in the year ahead, but many people don’t take full advantage of them.

The New Jersey Society of CPAs' yearly awards honor local professionals who "demonstrate exceptional work in or support of New Jersey's accounting profession."

The IRS is going after the gig economy, dramatically lowering the threshold for reporting income outside traditional workplaces.

Democrats are risking the ire of voters inflamed by this year’s tax-filing season, as the stalling of President Biden’s economic package leaves them without promised benefits.

The administration is pointing to funds still available to recipients of the credits that have not yet been claimed, as it struggles to extend those tax breaks this year.

The service is setting up so-called “surge teams,” temporarily moving approximately 1,200 employees with previous experience back into key areas from other parts of the agency.

Refunds straight to crypto; M&A & taxes; improving customer service; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.