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Thomson Reuters has added content on like-kind exchanges to its Checkpoint Catalyst tax research system to help tax practitioners secure tax deferrals for their clients.

The Internal Revenue Service’s collection employees might not be taking all the actions they could to collect tax debts owed by defunct companies before closing out the cases, according to a new report.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, has written to IRS Commissioner John Koskinen for answers about the massive data breach that the IRS disclosed this week.

We can see a bigger picture and look further out into the future than those of you who fight your daily battles down in the trenches.

Montgomery Coscia Greilich finds productivity on its feet

The Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation unit was among the law enforcement agencies involved in indicting nine officials from FIFA, the international soccer federation that hosts the World Cup, along with five corporate executives involved in a massive bribery scheme.

Some of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

Separating a major practice area from a firm during a merger

The Tax Court recently ruled against the IRS over what constitutes a “present interest” in a Crummey trust.

The Internal Revenue Service warned of a huge data breach of its online Get Transcript application that allowed the tax returns of approximately 104,000 taxpayers to be accessed by identity thieves.

The American Institute of CPAs is beginning to administer exams for the Chartered Global Management Accountant designation.

The most common errors tax pros run across in prior years' returns

Four firms share their experiences with their NFP clients

If you are a partner or manager in a small to midsize public accounting firm, you have undoubtedly faced the quandary of whether to spend more time on marketing or billable hours.

Firms will either disrupt themselves or be disrupted by someone else.

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Deutsche Bank AG with filing misstated financial reports during the height of the financial crisis that failed to take into account a material risk for potential losses estimated to be in the billions of dollars, and Deutsche Bank agreed to pay a $55 million penalty to settle the charges.

The Institute of Internal Auditors has released nine new and updated practice advisories that provide guidance to internal auditors and chief audit executives on sustaining a comprehensive quality assurance and improvement program.

BDO grabbed the most new SEC audit clients among large firms in the first quarter of 2015, while RBSM led in overall gains.

Bloomberg BNA releases its annual state tax survey