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Accounting firm Wipfli has created a task force to help companies cope with the financial crisis.
January 23 -
Treasury Secretary-designate Timothy Geithner apologized for his tax mistakes and promised reforms of both tax policy and the controversial Troubled Assets Relief Program during a confirmation hearing.
January 22 -
Taxpayers in Delaware, Illinois, New York and Rhode Island who file paper returns will be sending them to different Internal Revenue Service centers this year.
January 22 -
TaxTalent has introduced a new contract-staff Web site, TaxForce.com, aiming to match the top 20 percent of tax professionals with companies in need of their high-level services.
January 22 -
KPMG has named a new chief information officer and a new leader of its tax restructuring and corporate recovery practice.
January 22 -
Florida plans to cut the amount of time it takes to process exam scores for CPAs by more than half, reducing what had been a three-month process to less than a month.
January 21 -
California Controller John Chiang said the state's budget crunch could force him to delay tax refunds and other planned expenditures.
January 21 -
The inspiring inauguration of President Barack Obama marked a historic moment and is sure to signal some broad tax policy changes in his administration.
January 21 -
S corporations are the nation's most common corporate tax designations.
January 21 -
Current tax law allows corporations to obtain a Quick Refund from the IRS when they overpay estimated tax during the year.
January 20 -
Eighty-three of the 100 largest publicly traded U.S. corporations in terms of 2007 revenue reported having subsidiaries in jurisdictions listed as tax havens or financial privacy jurisdictions, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
January 20 -
A federal court has ordered a Louisiana CPA to stop claiming improper tax deductions for the business expenses of his mariner clients.
January 20 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued interim guidance on the ability of a tax return preparer to use statistical compilations of anonymous tax return information to support their business.
January 20 -
The Internal Revenue Service implemented a new electronic filing system knowing it contained security vulnerabilities that could put taxpayer information at risk.
January 16 -
A man who operated several tax preparation businesses has been sentenced to 11 years in federal prison after he was convicted of defrauding clients and the Internal Revenue Service.
January 16 -
S corporations are the nation's most common corporate tax designations.
January 16 -
The Internal Revenue Service plans to open its electronic filing season on Friday, Jan. 16, and debut a new service that allows taxpayers to simply fill out forms on-screen and file their taxes for free.
January 15 -
Raoul Weil, the former head of Swiss bank UBS's cross-border private banking operations, was declared a fugitive by a Fort Lauderdale judge as U.S. prosecutors upped the ante in their battle against Swiss bank accounts used to shelter assets from taxation.
January 15 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued final regulations related to postponement of certain tax-related deadlines due to either service in a combat zone or a federally declared disaster.
January 15 -
The House Appropriations Committee has proposed an economic stimulus bill containing $275 billion in tax cuts and $550 billion worth of spending on renewable energy, infrastructure, education and other projects.
January 15