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Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., the ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, along with a group of other Senate Democrats, have introduced legislation to make the Saver's Credit into a refundable tax credit to help more working families and middle-class Americans save for retirement.

Internal auditors are increasingly finding themselves tasked with new responsibilities that carry some degree of risk, according to a new report.

Crowe Horwath International said that total global gross revenues of its member firms grew to US$3.5 billion for calendar year 2015.

The Internal Revenue Service said it resumed processing individual and business tax returns at approximately 5 p.m. Thursday following resolution of its system outage.

Concerns are mounting among finance professionals at companies around the world about declining incomes in their businesses, according to a new survey.

A video preview of the February 2016 issue of Accounting Today, with stories about firm mergers, tax extenders and more.

At least one state looks to fatten up on cookies, the bits of computer code that websites leave on computers and smartphones to track user data and to improve website experience, by claiming it establishes nexus for sales tax purposes.

The Internal Revenue Service’s new security measures this tax season to counter identity theft and tax fraud appear to be having little impact so far on criminals, according to a security expert who monitors the online chat rooms where fraudsters swap taxpayers’ sensitive personal and financial information.

Klatzkin & Co.’s Stephen Klein shares the biggest mistakes business owners make

Ninety percent of the records in the Internal Revenue Service’s Excess Collection File represent $4.75 billion in credits to which taxpayers no longer have a legal claim, according to a new government report.