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The two top Sprint Corp. executives who were caught up in a tax-shelter scandal in 2003 now blame the Internal Revenue Service for losing their jobs.

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CFOs and senior management teams are reassessing their revenue management practices and technology, according to a new report released by the Institute of Management Accountants and FinancialForce.

A roundup of recent hires, promotions, awards and other personnel news from firms across the country.

A roundup of recent expansions, additions, new services and other news from firms across the country.

EY announced on Friday new Corporate Responsibility Sabbatical programs, effective immediately, that will enable EY Americas professionals to "strengthen global and local communities through longer volunteer placements where they can learn new business skills, team across borders, or even experience a new culture," per a statement.

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

Last week the Tax Court, in a case of first impression, ruled that payments made by a decedent through a trust to pay premiums on life insurance policies obtained to fund buy-sell agreements should not be regarded as loans still owed to her estate.

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration issued an alert Friday warning that it has received information that callers impersonating IRS employees or the Treasury Department are demanding payments on iTunes Gift Cards.

Oklahoma State University's School of Accounting will induct four alumni into their Wilton T. Anderson Hall of Fame, NewsOK reports. An April 22 banquet will induct John Fiebig; Dee Niles; Larry Walther and Shane Wharton into the Hall of Fame. Lindsey Callery, another alumnus, will also receive the Beta Alpha Psi Distinguished Alumni award.