Taxes July 22, 2026
Kansas City Tax Preparer Sentenced to Prison for Two Financial Fraud Schemes
A federal court sentenced Bianca Cobbins, 43, to nearly four years in federal prison following her involvement in two separate financial fraud schemes.
Taxes July 22, 2026
A federal court sentenced Bianca Cobbins, 43, to nearly four years in federal prison following her involvement in two separate financial fraud schemes.
Accounting July 21, 2026
This year’s online event will be held Dec. 9 and Dec. 10, 2026, with seven free, one-hour, educational sessions each day.
Taxes July 21, 2026
When a dispute arises between a taxpayer and the Internal Revenue Service, the crossroads can wind up being the agency’s Independent Office of Appeals.
Taxes July 21, 2026
These issues may explain why one in four (25%) Americans say tax season negatively impacts their mental health.
Taxes July 21, 2026
The fate of the proposed constitutional amendment to roll back property taxes on primary homes could be determined by how it’s pitched to voters—and suggests certain arguments could imperil its passage.
Taxes July 20, 2026
The Republican candidate for Minnesota governor said in sworn depositions that a failed COVID-19 investment compounded his financial struggles. He insists the tax dispute will be resolved.
Taxes July 20, 2026
President Donald Trump on Monday signed orders imposing new 50% tariffs on Canada, according to senior White House officials, just days before the scheduled opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge.
Taxes July 20, 2026
For retirees, a difference of a few thousand dollars a year can significantly affect their quality of life.
Taxes July 20, 2026
A review of filings across 34 jurisdictions by international tax platform Orbitax provides an early operational view of how multinational tax departments managed the first global Pillar Two filing season.
Taxes July 19, 2026
The program helps students build lasting research judgment instead of memorizing rules that may soon be outdated.
Taxes July 17, 2026
Some state lawmakers are reviving the push to tax Michigan’s wealthiest earners to drum up more money for K-12 schools after a campaign to get a proposal on November’s ballot was suspended earlier this year.
CAS July 16, 2026
The Association of Russian-Speaking Accountants and Tax Professionals (ARSAT), has announced a national forum for 2026.