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Andrew Rubin and Andrew Ross at Gettry Marcus Stern & Lehrer, CPA, P.C., along with eight other accountants, were featured on the "Late Show with David Letterman" on tax day, presenting the Top 10 list.
April 17 -
The Internal Revenue Service has put out a call for a priority list of items it should address with its upcoming guidance.
April 17 -
Prosecutors are asking the judge overseeing the Wesley Snipes tax evasion case to give the actor three years in prison and a fine of $5 million, even though a jury cleared him of felony charges.
April 16 -
A new study by the Computer & Communications Industry Association recommended that the Internal Revenue Service avoid investing in its own online tax preparation system, saying the proposed "I-File" system would be costly to implement and create little or no benefit for consumers.
April 16 -
The Supreme Court has issued unanimous rulings in two tax cases, MeadWestvaco Corp. v. Illinois Department of Revenue, and U.S. v. Clintwood Elkhorn Mining Co.
April 15 -
The Internal Revenue Service has released draft instructions for the redesigned Form 990, the return that tax-exempt organizations such as nonprofit charities, hospitals and universities must file annually.
April 15 -
The Senate Finance Committee heard testimony about U.S. tax policy at a hearing on tax fundamentals in advance of reform efforts that Congress plans to undertake.
April 15 -
The IRS Oversight Board encouraged the Internal Revenue Service to strive for not just "good," but "great" performance, in its 2007 annual report.
April 14 -
Following the release of tax returns by the Clintons and the Obamas, the president and vice president have released copies of their returns.
April 14 -
An Oregon federal court has permanently barred John Fitzgerald of Portland and his three daughters - Marilyn Dial, Martha Farr Sharp and Karen Gray - from marketing a tax fraud scheme involving sham nonprofit corporations that customers used to evade federal taxes, the Justice Department said.
April 14