The Los Angeles-based boutique investment bank's audit by Marcum cited multiple material weaknesses in the company's reporting, and some of the previously reported data was revised.

The IRS and the Treasury released final regs on the tax credits, with specific rules for partnerships and S corporations.

Sens. Cassidy and Warren teamed up to introduce legislation aimed at making math error notices from the IRS easier to understand.

Companies are increasingly prioritizing disclosures around cybersecurity, executive compensation clawbacks and more.

The IRS has long offered alternative dispute resolution, but says use has declined in recent years, and it hopes to make it more attractive and accessible. 

$28 million in grants are available for Low Income Taxpayer Clinics, with a particular emphasis on states and counties that aren't currently covered.

The research will focus on investor needs and build on relevant preexisting initiatives when possible.

BEPS Pillar Two will affect a significant number of companies by establishing an effective global minimum tax rate of 15%.

The Internal Revenue Service previewed a draft form for crypto brokers for reporting on the proceeds of digital asset transactions to their customers.

Remote partners bring many advantages, but firms do need a little more thought when it comes to managing them.

Economists in Donald Trump's circle are pressuring him to to embrace a 17% tax rate for all, and to hold the line on the state and local tax deduction.

A set of frequently asked questions from the IRS says the benefit can be excluded from income.

Short-seller Hindenburg had alleged 'major irregularities' and 'manipulated earnings' at the Swiss fintech.

The IRS threw a late curveball at tax professionals scrambling to meet the April 15 deadline, and for partnerships and corporations in general.

An earlier postponement of the reapplication date has been rescinded.

The new standard represents one of the biggest changes to IFRS in decades.

The firm may pursue its claims through an administrative office at the agency after agreeing with the federal government to dismiss its case.

Allen Weisselberg admitted to falsely testifying about his role in the valuation of assets the state proved at trial had been inflated for years to get favorable terms on loans.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department issued proposed rules for the stock buyback tax for large corporations.

The Internal Revenue Service clarified the treatment of money paid for energy-efficient property and improvements in Announcement 2024-19.