The IRS is warning practitioners that a range of frauds are on the rise, and may only increase as filing season approaches.

The tax prep giant has also added a new security offering.

The Nissan chairman was arrested in Japan for alleged financial violations and faces removal from his job.

In its annual report, the advisory committee cites the burdens of tax reform on the service.

The IRS offers tips on what practitioners should do immediately after discovering they’ve been breached.

A commission report warns public companies about email dangers.

Steven Henning allegedly defrauded investors out of $2 million by claiming to have entered into multi-million-dollar intellectual property deals.

AsTech provides a range of internet application security consulting services, including penetration testing, best practices and compliance programs, and training in areas such as incident response and secure coding techniques.

Officials from the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission discussed some of the latest fraud trends and how they are combatting them during an Association of Certified Fraud Examiners fraud risk management summit in New York.

The Securities and Exchange Commission obtained a court order against three individuals who allegedly defrauded more than 230 investors.

Fraudsters may target those who want to help victims.

Tax pros share how they handle concerns about preparer fraud.

Crown capers; with a bullet; using the jailed; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The British government says it is targeting accountants, lawyers and real estate agents who help hide dirty money as part of an increasingly aggressive effort to crack down on illicit fund flows from Russia, China and elsewhere.

The Internal Revenue Service could do more to strengthen its tax enforcement efforts by further leveraging the Return Review Program to catch fraudulent tax returns, according to a new report.

These long-lasting schemes can wreak havoc on a business.

Tax pros remain a major target of sophisticated hackers.

Three rules for protecting your clients

Software helps fight sales fraud, a crypto-surge and eight other recent technology developments and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

Forensic accountant Tiffany Couch shares three stories from her files, with valuable lessons for finding and preventing fraud.