Michael Cohn

Federal investigators are uncovering billions of dollars in fraud tied to pandemic relief programs.

Continuing delays in management actions are contributing to the backlogs of millions of unprocessed tax returns and tax transcript requests.

Ernst & Young reported a 13.7% revenue increase in U.S. dollars and 16.4% in local currency terms in fiscal 2022, the highest growth in nearly two decades.

Female employees are seen as having less ability but more potential, according to a new accounting study.

The service published updated information about the credit after a scathing investigative report about how the longtime tax credit is being abused.

The acquisition is the latest in a string of M&A deals since Citrin received private equity funding last fall.

A system that Congress mandated allowing federal contractors to self-certify they don't owe a significant amount of taxes is enabling many of them to score lucrative contracts while still owing plenty.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is considering a change to address leases that are under the common control of related-party businesses.

Some of the standards were inherited two decades ago from the AICPA and don't take into account ever-changing technology.

Advocates are pushing to restore the $20,000 threshold for reporting transactions from payment cards and third-party networks after it was lowered to just $600.

Kreston Global introduced a Global Transfer Pricing Group, led by David Whitmer, who leads the National Transfer Pricing Practice at Kreston's U.S. member firm CBIZ.

Taxpayers are concerned the extra $80 billion will lead to more tax audits.

PCAOB sanctions Canadian firm over noncooperation with inspections

The highest inflation rate in decades is likely to produce major increases on some tax items, according to predictions from Bloomberg Tax.

A survey by the ACCA and IFAC revealed divergent attitudes worldwide.

The legislation would deter the Internal Revenue Service from using the $80 billion in extra funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to increase audits of taxpayers earning under $400,000 per year.

The Internal Revenue Service is improving its accessibility to blind and visually disabled taxpayers after a settlement with the National Federation of the Blind.

The Internal Revenue Service's backlog is having an impact in many areas, including the handling of noncorporate applications for refund claims on net operating losses.

The recently merged BKD and Dixon Hughes Goodman have made their first acquisition.