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The IRS takes a victory lap for customer service in a recent report. But from the standpoint of its most important customers, it isn't serving them nearly as well.

An overdue foreign invoice starts two clocks: one for financial reporting and one for recovery. Accountants can keep both moving.

Synthetic voices; CRAT; cross-border commerce; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Crude oil volatility, gas tax holidays, and a handful of states that tie their tax rate to inflation can shift a client's monthly liability by six figures.

Argentina is quickly becoming a promising offshoring destination, not just for the accounting profession, but for technology and other back-office services.

The United States is closer than it has ever been to a coherent framework for digital assets, and the accounting profession has a direct stake in getting the next few months right.

Four potential obstacles to watch out for on the way to new clients and new services.

Crypto assets do not clearly meet the definitions of cash, financial instruments or inventory under GAAP, leaving preparers uncertain.

If the DOJ can revise immunity language in one of the highest-profile tax settlements in memory, then no closing agreement your client is holding is immune.