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Avalara announced its Partner of the Year award winners, bestowed to the cloud-based tax compliance solutions provider’s top-performing partners.

Victims of identity theft are continuing to experience long delays and errors in receiving their tax refunds, according to a new report.

The chief operating officer of an insurance and tax preparation business pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiring to prepare false tax returns for clients.

According to a new Accountemps survey released on Thursady, more than half (56 percent) of CFOs interviewed said they would advise entry-level professionals toward careers at small to midsize companies.

The consumer finance site WalletHub has created a ranking of the best and worst states to be a taxpayer.

Only 37 percent of CFOs and finance leaders say their organization’s approach to annual budgeting is valuable, and, of those, all of them think it needs be improved, according to a new report.

One out of three small businesses reported spending more than 80 hours per year and more than one-quarter spend over $10,000 annually on complying with their federal tax obligations, according to a new survey by the National Small Business Association.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to take further steps to discourage taxpayers from exceeding the limits on contributions to individual retirement accounts within a single year.

If you’re scared of an audit by the IRS, there’s less to fear these days. New data show that budget cuts at the IRS mean the agency is investigating fewer wealthy taxpayers.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.