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CCH has introduced an online product that provides tax research and compliance information for doing business in emerging markets around the world.
December 12 -
The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department are evaluating the single-rate business tax recently adopted by Mexico to determine whether it can be credited under the terms of a treaty aimed at avoiding double taxation.
December 12 -
H&R Block delayed its Form 10-Q filing for its fiscal 2008 second quarter after hiring a new auditor, but reported a wider loss as the tax prep giant continues to experience fallout from its mortgage business.
December 12 -
As increasing client demand for tax services often exceeds a firm's manpower and resources, many firms are turning to outsourcing services and solutions to save time and expenses while increasing profitability. Listen to how one firm did it during an online session on Tax Prep Outsourcing.
December 12 -
CPA firm Argy, Wiltse & Robinson has acquired Spear Safer CPAs & Advisors, allowing the Virginia-based firm to expand further in South Florida.
December 11 -
The Senate and House have passed a bill that will provide tax relief to the victims of the Virginia Tech University shootings and their families.
December 11 -
As increasing client demand for tax services often exceeds a firm's manpower and resources, many firms are turning to outsourcing services and solutions to save time and expenses while increasing profitability. Listen to how one firm did it during an online session on Tax Prep Outsourcing.
December 11 -
The Senate passed a bill that would keep the alternative minimum tax from spreading to 23 million taxpayers, but without including any of the offsetting revenue-generating provisions included in a version of the bill passed last month by the House.
December 10 -
Defying a veto threat from the White House, the House passed legislation that would encourage the use of renewable energy, raise automobile fuel efficiency standards and increase taxes on major oil and gas companies, but the measure promptly stalled when it reached the Senate.
December 10 -
The House has introduced legislation to amend the Tax Code to modify the penalty on the understatement of taxpayer's liability by preparers.
December 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service auctioned off 21 lots of exotic animals, including tarantulas, pythons, wallabies and chinchillas, after seizing the assets of a group called the Living Science Foundation that fell behind in its tax payments.
December 10 -
The Tax Court issued a summary opinion acknowledging that a woman who owned a trucking business took her slot machine playing seriously enough to qualify her as a professional gambler.
December 7 -
A federal grand jury indicted 10 people at a private investigator's office, charging them with a scheme to obtain confidential information on more than 12,000 citizens across the country, including their tax, medical and employment information, by posing as employees of the Internal Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration, doctor's offices and other businesses.
December 7 -
Cosmi Corp. introduced a consumer tax prep package to compete with Intuit's TurboTax and H&R Block's TaxCut, with the help of CCH tax experts providing information and support.
December 7 -
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that will allow railroads to challenge state methods for determining the value of railroad property, as well as how those methods are applied.
December 6 -
Accounting firm Hausser + Taylor has changed its name to Maloney + Novotny and severed its association with RSM McGladrey.
December 5 -
Tax pros have their own rituals for getting ready for tax season, including checking supplies, test-driving software, training staff, sending out organizers, and wrapping up year-end planning tips for their clients.
December 5 -
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., unveiled a $21 billion package of energy tax legislation that Congress will consider this year, although opposition is expected from the White House as the bill would raise taxes on major oil and gas producers.
December 5 -
The Internal Revenue Service has found problems with many of the conservation easements it gives to landowners in Colorado.
December 4 -
Tax prep firm Gilman Ciocia has acquired Madison CPA, a Fort Lauderdale accounting firm.
December 4