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Governors, health-industry advocates and other state-level officials are beginning to put a price on the Affordable Care Act's repeal — and it's high.

In your stacks of business cards there could be a potential goldmine of business opportunities you may have overlooked.

A basic federal filing with a state return and no itemized deductions is up $17 over the past two years.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board has released a new standard that promises to simplify the goodwill impairment test, allowing many companies that don’t already apply the private company accounting alternative for goodwill to skip an extra step.

The ride-hailing app accounts for 52 percent of expenses in the ground transportation category and is now the most expensed vendor overall across categories.

Common misconceptions hinder SMBs from accessing the cash they need.

$24,000 in EITC due diligence fines and other highlights from our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

Changing national demographics may be producing a new kind of dependent: parents and adult children of middle-aged taxpayers, according to the National Association of Enrolled Agents.

CEO fields questions about political leanings.

The Internal Revenue Service, along with state tax authorities and the tax preparation industry, are cautioning businesses to beware of an email phishing scam using a corporate officer’s name asking for employee W-2 forms from payroll and human resources departments at companies.

Company also launches white labelling service for firms.

The firm network achieved total global gross revenues of $3.7 billion in the year ending Dec. 31, 2016.

A Montana federal court has authorized the Internal Revenue Service to serve a summons on a Montana man on the use of offshore accounts in Panama tied to debit cards.

House Ways and Committee chairman Kevin Brady—fresh from a public-relations blitz aimed at selling a controversial plan for taxing U.S. businesses’ domestic sales and imports—now has to persuade his fellow Republicans in Congress.

The firm's Alternative Work Arrangement allows staff to set their own schedules based on individual needs - even during busy season.

Even though their income level may not require them to file, taxpayers with disabilities may still qualify for the credit, the tax service says.

The month-end close process is seen as chaotic, labor intensive, error-prone and stress-inducing for accountants and their managers, according to a new survey.

For many years, corporate accounting professionals have been taking advantage of cost segregation studies to provide significant tax benefits for their businesses by accelerating the depreciation on qualified fixed assets.

The American Institute of CPAs has been producing guidance for how different industries can deal with the new rev rec standard that will be taking effect at the end of the year.

The Better Business Bureau Northwest is sounding the alarm about a new email phishing scam targeting users of Intuit’s QuickBooks accounting software.