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The arguments in Moore v. U.S. carry major potential implications, but these 14 excerpts suggest SCOTUS will deliver a less sweeping decision next year.
December 28 -
Moore v. U.S. could "basically get rid of, I don't know, a third of the tax code," former House Speaker Paul Ryan has said.
December 4 -
Whether a qualified, disclaimer or adverse opinion is given depends on the nature and scale of the problem, and some states had lots of problems.
October 11Truth in Accounting Project, University of Denver -
The North Dakota governor started his career growing accounting software company Great Plains Software into a company that was acquired by Microsoft for $1.1 billion.
June 7 -
A series of tentative compromises were worked out on spending caps, the defense budget and IRS funding.
June 2 -
Isn't it reasonable to expect that state governments' financial reporting have full accountability and thus, receive clean audit reports? Often, they do not.
May 9Truth in Accounting Project, University of Denver -
House GOP leaders also called for the Justice Department to investigate allegations by an IRS whistleblower involving Hunter Biden.
April 21 -
In the mayoral runoff, Chicago elected Brandon Johnson, a progressive who plans to raise taxes on major corporations to boost the city's revenue.
April 5 -
Billions of dollars available — through subsidies and tax credits — to promote the production and purchase of electric vehicles.
April 3 -
Proposed guidance aims to reduce U.S. reliance on China for batteries and minerals.
March 31Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting North America