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Scammers and cheaters make the tax prep process harder for the government, taxpayers and tax preparers alike. Professional practitioners shared what they would do to shut the criminals down.

The tax service and its private-sector partners have opened this year's program for free tax prep software for eligible taxpayers.

Only 23 percent of family companies have a robust succession plan in place, according to a new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers, with 46 percent saying they are reluctant to pass the business to the next generation.

One of only two political appointees at the Internal Revenue Service steps down ahead of the incoming Trump administration and is replaced by his deputy.

Acquiring high-quality clients can prove difficult -- which may help explain why so many firms are willing to serve clients that don't provide much value.

Profitable companies that pay little in income taxes aren’t necessarily indulging in risky tax strategies, according to a new academic study.

The Treasury Department is partnering with TaxAct, TaxSlayer and Intuit’s TurboTax to encourage tax filers to open retirement savings plans.

2017 is a "make-or-break" year for the technology, executives said.

The tax prep giant is aiming to help freelancers, rideshare drivers and other self-employed workers file their taxes.

Technology protocols, security measures and proper staff training are key.

Institute of Management Accountants will award $2,500 to the grand prize winners.

The New York firm expands to Westchester County in its latest M&A deal with a partner that focuses on the automotive industry.

Getty Marcus makes a Manhattan move; Baker Tilly International adds a Seychelles firm; and more firm news from across the country.

A roundup of recent hires and promotions from firms across the country, including a pair of new partners at both SingerLewak and Berdon.

The value of different color pens to tax fraudsters, and other highlights from our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

Almost two-thirds of senior tax, finance and accounting executives in a recent poll said that they don’t think their jobs will be replaced by robots or technology.

Firm highlights its latest advances in audit, tax, analytics and consulting at its New York offices.

The changes are easy in concept: Most people favor lowering the tax rate and closing loopholes. The difficulty is in the details.

Accounting students have the arduous task of learning how to prepare and analyze financial reports. Like other users of financial data, they may wonder if the numbers alone are enough to evaluate a firm.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is bringing aboard more than 600 tax professionals from General Electric and acquiring GE’s tax technologies, the firm announced Thursday.