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Deficiencies remained high in 2020, according to a new report from the board.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Large Business and International division is starting to use videoconferencing to meet with big companies virtually to resolve their tax issues.

The New York-based Top 20 Firm is expanding in Massachusetts by adding Kevin P. Martin & Associates.

For a practice to be elevated into a business, it needs someone at the helm to steer that ship.

The firm expects roughly $28.9 million for its first year as administrator of the collapsed lender’s U.K. operations.

The lawmakers want to wait until other countries implement the proposed 15% corporate tax rate.

A new survey by Ernst & Young finds growing worries about transfer pricing among business leaders.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Office of Chief Counsel is spelling out new requirements for information from companies submitting claims for research credit tax refunds to prove they’re valid.

The Internal Revenue Service is updating the bewildering process for the frequently asked questions pages it posts on its website about new tax legislation after enduring.

FICPA appoints CFO and announces annual summit; Weaver promotes pair to partners-in-charge of alternative investment funds practice; and more CPA news.

Rehmann associate Maher Faik also raises $40,000 for Friends of Foster Kids through participation in the 100 Businesses Who Care pitch event.

A recent KPMG survey reveals how corporate tax units are managing data and analytics.

The countries have joined a global agreement on overhauling international taxation.

The plan would require financial institutions to report information about some bank accounts to the IRS.

Corporate board members may finally be ready to embrace environmental, social and governance reporting by their finance teams.

Debt deceit; up in Michigan; game of chicken; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

An open letter last week expressed bipartisan opposition to proposals to retroactively end the credit before the end of the fourth quarter.

Many accountants and tax professionals wonder if they could save their clients big money simply by helping them make a business entity switch. The short answer is, yes, you can — in the right circumstances.