Accounting February 28, 2026
Voting Opens for 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards!
Voting in the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards is now open. Readers can vote for the programs, hardware, services, and other technologies they use and trust.
Taxes March 15, 2024
Is President Biden On the Right Track With His Billionaire and Business Tax Increase Plans?
The president recently introduced several tax proposals targeting big businesses and the wealthiest Americans.
Taxes March 15, 2024
IRS Offers Special Resources Pages in 21 Languages
The agency's multilingual efforts are a part of its Strategic Operating Plan, which has received additional funding since the enactment of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Taxes March 15, 2024
IRS Says March 22 is Deadline to Resolve Questionable ERC Claims
The Internal Revenue Service has renewed its message for businesses to review the Employee Retention Credit guidelines to avoid future compliance action for improper claims.
Taxes March 14, 2024
Money Mule Networks Are on IRS Criminal Investigation’s Radar
Money mules are people who, at someone else’s direction, receive and move money obtained from victims of fraud.
IRS March 14, 2024
Ex-IRS Commissioner Joins Tax Law Firm Chamberlain Hrdlicka
Charles Rettig, who served as IRS chief from 2018 to 2022, has joined the law firm's tax controversy and litigation practice.
Taxes March 13, 2024
Louisiana Doctor Gets 4 Years in Prison for Tax Evasion
Dr. Melissa Rose Barrett, of Baton Rouge, owed the IRS approximately $1.6 million in income taxes.
Taxes March 13, 2024
Miami Businessman Charged With Hiding Millions in Swiss Bank Accounts, Evading Taxes
Dan Rotta, who is accused of dodging taxes for decades using accounts at UBS and Credit Suisse, was granted a $15 million bond.
Taxes March 13, 2024
AICPA Asks IRS for Guidance on Excess Business Losses
IRC Section 461(l) disallows EBLs for taxpayers other than C corporations for tax years beginning after 2020 and before 2029.
Taxes March 13, 2024
IRS Names New Chief of Criminal Investigations
Guy Ficco will oversee a worldwide staff of more than 3,200 Criminal Investigation (CI) employees, including 2,200 special agents who investigate crimes involving tax, money laundering, public corruption, human trafficking, drug trafficking, cybercrime and terrorism-financing.
Accounting March 13, 2024
Bill on Alternate Path to CPA Licensure Gains Momentum in Minnesota Senate
The legislation, which moved to the state's Senate Finance Committee, would provide an option to licensure with 120 credit hours.
Taxes March 12, 2024
Why Businesses Shouldn’t Rely on AI-Powered Tax Prep Advice
A Washington Post investigation found TurboTax's and H&R Block's AI tools are not up to snuff.
Taxes March 12, 2024
IRS Direct File is Now Officially Open for Use in 12 States
The IRS moved the Direct File pilot out of the testing phase, allowing 19 million eligible taxpayers to use the free filing software.