Taxes May 18, 2026
U.S. officials have discussed creating a $1.7 billion federal fund to pay victims of so-called government weaponization to resolve President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.
Taxes April 16, 2024
Fewer U.S. taxpayers have received a refund this year in the run-up to tax day compared to 2023, signaling some consumer spending may be disrupted.
Taxes April 16, 2024
By taking the right steps, it's possible to avoid overpaying taxes and enjoy tax benefits.
Payroll April 16, 2024
Gen Zers have a strong purpose-driven mindset but don't feel satisfied with their sense of purpose at work, a report found.
Firm Management April 16, 2024
The accounting field is still in the midst of a talent shortage that’s causing some firms to turn down clients during busy times.
Taxes April 12, 2024
Ippei Mizuhara's involvement in illegal gambling turned up in a far-reaching investigation by federal agencies including the IRS.
Taxes April 11, 2024
While the cuts yielded benefits to Americans up and down the income scale, the benefits could best be described as modest.
Taxes April 11, 2024
Despite its recent trendiness in certain circles, Direct File has little potential for good—and much for bad.
Taxes April 11, 2024
The new IRS Direct File tool represents government at its best: saving families time and money.
Accounting April 10, 2024
Former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg pleaded guilty to two first-degree perjury counts in March.
Taxes April 9, 2024
When it comes to taxes, misleading information on social media can lead to financial or even legal problems, the IRS said.
Auditing April 8, 2024
PCAOB found multiple deficiencies in every audit it reviewed from audit firm BF Borders over the past two annual checks.
Taxes April 5, 2024
Senate Republicans don’t want to hand President Biden an election-year victory on the legislation, which passed the House in January.