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The U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations will hold a hearing next week on a crackdown on offshore tax evasion that has stalled as prosecutors conduct criminal probes of 14 banks, including Credit Suisse Group AG.
February 20 -
The top Republican tax writer in Congress will release a draft plan to revamp the U.S. tax code amid political odds that are stacked against him.
February 20 -
Internal Revenue Service commissioner John Koskinen said the IRS is still looking at various options after losing an appeal on its authority to regulate tax preparers, but now sees a further appeal as unlikely.
February 20 -
I spend a lot of time with clients and I believe I have identified the one quality that most of my successful clients haveit is obsession.
February 19 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released its annual Dirty Dozen list of tax scams, cautioning taxpayers to protect themselves against a wide range of schemes ranging from identity theft to tax return preparer fraud this tax season.
February 19 -
Participants in the Internal Revenue Services Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program were more likely to disclose foreign bank accounts from Switzerland than other countries, according to a new government report.
February 19 -
General Electric Co. sued the Internal Revenue Service seeking a $658 million refund for overpaid federal taxes and interest tied to losses it claimed from the sale of ERC Life Reinsurance.
February 19 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released a Transfer Pricing Audit Roadmap to help the transfer pricing specialists in its Large Business & International division successfully audit the tax strategies of multinational companies.
February 18 -
Now that clients have access to their transcripts online, tax preparers need to be prepared to answer these six questions.
February 18 -
A proposed Swiss-German tax accord is dead and buried amid growing public opposition in Germany to any agreement thats seen as too easy on evaders, senior members of Chancellor Angela Merkels coalition said.
February 18 -
Some Internal Revenue Service executives have incorrectly classified their travel as non-taxable, even though the IRS has written guidance and procedures to inform the agencys senior executives and managers when their overnight long-term travel reimbursements are subject to employment taxes, according to a new government report.
February 18 -
A chiropractor has been arrested for attempting to bribe an Internal Revenue Service auditor who questioned deductions the chiropractor had claimed for payments to two female patients who had accused him of inappropriately touching them.
February 18 -
With over 2.6 billion local searches performed monthly and that number growing by more than 50 percent each year, according to Small Business Community, it is more important than ever to focus on your accounting firms online presence.
February 14 -
Some of our favorite recent cases of tax fraud.
February 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service said Friday that tax filings so far in 2014 have outpaced filings for the same time last year.
February 14 -
Financial executives should become more involved in their companys sustainability reporting efforts, according to a new report.
February 14
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Senators Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., and Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, have introduced bipartisan legislation to reinstate a tax incentive for the production of domestic biodiesel fuel.
February 14 -
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has been confirmed as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, succeeding Max Baucus, D-Mont., who was confirmed last week as Ambassador to China.
February 13 -
The Association for Accounting Marketing has opened registration for the 2014 AAM Summit.
February 13
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Although audits are a fact of taxpayer life, they're not particularly pleasant, and they can take up a lot of otherwise free time. So what should preparers say to their clients about audits?
February 13
