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Tax and accounting software vendor Intuit made BusinessWeek's list of the World's Most Influential Companies.
December 30 -
The Internal Revenue Service is proposing temporary regulations on foreign base company sales income.
December 29 -
The Internal Revenue Service has finalized the revised Form 990 and 990-EZ information returns that tax-exempt organizations will need to file next year.
December 26 -
The Internal Revenue Service has given Section 529 tuition programs the ability to change their investment strategies more frequently in response to the financial crisis.
December 26 -
Lawmakers have passed more than 100 new tax law changes that could help millions of individual taxpayers save money on their taxes this coming season.
December 26 -
The Internal Revenue Service collected about $3 billion less in revenue from audits this year after assigning staff to work on processing economic stimulus payments.
December 24 -
New York Governor David Paterson is trying to close a record deficit of $15.4 billion with 137 new tax and fee increases, including a new tax on sugary sodas.
December 24 -
The National Retail Federation has asked President-elect Barack Obama to include a series of sales tax holidays within the economic stimulus legislation he is drafting with Congress.
December 24 -
There are possible tax strategies that are particularly suited to the times that we are in. Here are two that I keep seeing, with the latest in a press release from a major tax publisher. According to analysts with the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters, C corporations may secure a refund of overpaid estimated taxes, or use projected current-year NOL to offset taxes owed for the previous year.
December 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service is changing its lockbox payment addresses in five states for individual taxpayers and 23 states for business taxpayers in the New Year.
December 23 -
Edward Mendlowitz, a partner at accounting firm WithumSmith+Brown, outlined a series of tax strategies that could help offset the staggering losses incurred from investments with Bernard Madoff’s scandal-scarred securities firm.
December 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued proposed regulations that provide rules for assessing penalties against tax advisors who fail to file a true and complete tax return on a timely basis.
December 23 -
Rap singer Doug E. Fresh is facing tax liens from the federal and state government, along with foreclosure of three homes.
December 22 -
Financial Executives International has named Marie N. Hollein as the organization's new president and CEO.
December 22 -
Three of the remaining four defendants in the KPMG tax shelter case were convicted of tax evasion charges.
December 19 -
Tax executives in both the United States and other countries said they are spending more time than ever on risk management, according to a new survey.
December 19 -
The New York State Senate and Assembly have unanimously passed a groundbreaking bill that would amend the laws governing CPAs and provide greater public protections for their clients.
December 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service plans to make it easier for financially troubled homeowners to avoid federal tax liens that block them from selling their homes or refinancing their mortgages.
December 17 -
The Internal Revenue Service has issued new guidance on implementing the recently amended tax return preparer penalty, which punishes tax preparers for taking "unreasonable positions" on tax liabilities.
December 17 -
Local Maryland accounting firms DeLeon & Stang and Berger & Hillman plan to merge at the end of the year.
December 17