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The Internal Revenue Service stepped up its compliance activities last year and saw its revenues jump, according to a new report.
April 28 -
Entertainment and sports accountant Mike Vaden and his Vaden Group have allied with regional accounting and business advisory firm Joseph Decosimo & Co. to form a business management practice aimed at the entertainment industry and high-net-worth individuals.
April 28 -
Accounting firm Plante & Moran said it was seeing optimism among the businesses it surveyed in the Midwest despite general worries about the economy.
April 28 -
President Bush said the Treasury Department would begin distributing the first batch of tax rebates by direct deposit on Monday.
April 27 -
Wesley Snipes was sentenced to the maximum of three years in prison for failing to file his income taxes.
April 24 -
The federal government has lost a Son of Boss tax shelter case involving taxpayers who invested in foreign currency options.
April 24 -
The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing on the tax aspects of a cap-and-trade program to control carbon emissions.
April 23 -
An Ohio jury ruled that Fifth Third Bancorp is not entitled to a $5.6 million tax refund for its 1997 tax year after the bank sought to take tax deductions related to complex leasing transactions involving passenger rail cars.
April 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service has withdrawn proposed regulations that would have treated mortgage loans as capital assets and restricted the deductibility of mortgage defaults.
April 23 -
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has voted to adopt a new ethics and independence rule concerning communications with audit committees, as well as an amendment to its existing tax services rule.
April 22