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The Regional Leader in the West is adding a firm in Bend, Oregon.

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In the face of the Great Resignation, companies are going to great lengths to keep employees — including approving these truly outlands expense claims.

The Internal Revenue Service sometimes took years to resolve cases involving employee misconduct, instead of the required six months, according to a new report.

Nevada led the way among the states in having the highest rate of business fraud, according to new research, but it wasn’t alone in having high rates of fraud.

The Institute of Internal Auditors and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants have signed a three-year renewal of their existing agreement.

Going above and beyond keeps clients happy.

Crypto has led to a host of tax complexities, and federal regulators have their sights set on reining in the “Wild West era.”

The Supreme Court will soon decide whether to hear a case on a New Jersey levy of $150 per partner.

The Internal Revenue Service has been expanding its telework programs during the pandemic while also trying to fend off cyberattacks.