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Skoda Minotti has merged in the Cleveland tax firm Gerald M. Appel, CPA, Inc., expanding the firm’s tax practice.

The revolving door between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the financial industry is not as big a problem as it is seems to outside observers, according to a new study.

An IRS project to assess the services of tax return preparers by visiting them around the country has been correctly implemented, but its effectiveness remains to be determined, according to a new report.

The Internal Revenue provided information Tuesday on how the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act will be administered.

A new report from Ernst & Young finds that allowing tax cuts to expire for upper-income taxpayers would cost the economy approximately 710,000 jobs.

A pair of influential lawmakers are asking the Internal Revenue Service to provide detailed information on its technology budget.

The American Institute of CPAs told the Internal Revenue Service that its proposed regulations for capitalization and deduction of tangible property expenditures are unnecessarily complex and burdensome.

Democratic lawmakers are trying to take a hard line with Republicans, threatening to let tax cuts expire at the end of the year rather than simply extend the Bush tax cuts for upper-income taxpayers.

President Barack Obama took aim at Republican rival Mitt Romney’s tax plan at a campaign event in Cincinnati, citing a new study on the effects of tax cuts on foreign corporate earnings.

Accounting firm association IGAF Polaris is now PrimeGlobal, announcing a new name, identity and Web site Tuesday.

Unraveling the SEC's intentions -- and even it's timeline -- on IFRS requires special expertise ...

Jennifer Lynch Ridgely named principal-in-charge of Daszkal Bolton Family Office Services Jupiter Florida

The Securities and Exchange Commission has named Paul A. Beswick as acting chief accountant in the Office of the Chief Accountant, succeeding James Kroeker, who left the SEC last Friday.

Mitt Romney has come under increasing pressure from fellow Republicans in recent days to release more of his tax returns to the public.

The Internal Revenue Service did not always comply with statutory requirements when conducting seizures of taxpayer property, according to a new report that found a handful of instances of such violations.

Jennifer Wilson, co-founder and partner at ConvergenceCoaching, discusses how accounting firm leaders and staff members need to be more "count-on-able" so they can be relied on by each other.

The multimedia site will share tips on how to minimize fraud risk and mitigate damage through podcasts, videos and webinars

The International Accounting Standards Board responded with dismay to the Securities and Exchange Commission staff report on International Financial Reporting Standards.

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The Office of the Chief Accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission published its final staff report on the Work Plan for global accounting standards.