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The Internal Revenue Service and the Free File Alliance, have signed a one-year extension of their partnership to makes free tax software available to taxpayers.

The balances of Roth IRAs grew at more than double the rate of traditional individual retirement accounts from 2010 to 2012, according to a new analysis by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

Organizations across the globe are losing an estimated 5 percent of their annual revenues to occupational fraud, according to a new report from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, with total losses estimated at about $3.5 trillion.

PowerPlan has released latest version 10.4.2, which includes a module built specifically for Master Limited Partnerships.

Thomson Reuters announced several enhancements to its Accelus Risk Manager.

The Center for Audit Quality plans to fund four new academic research projects after requesting proposals last December.

When I first started writing this post, it was going to be on Network Attached Storage (NAS).

Credit Suisse AG, which pleaded guilty Monday to helping Americans evade taxes, has so far avoided identifying thousands of customers who cheated the Internal Revenue Service. Instead, it promised to point investigators in the right direction.

Executives from Sage, ADP, AccountantsWorld, Intuit, Bank of America, Thomson Reuters, Xero and CPA2Biz tell Accounting Today editors what accountants should stop doing, or do more of, at the Meet the Editors dinner at Keens Steakhouse in New York.

The recently released discussion draft of the Tax Reform Act of 2014 by the House Ways and Means Committee is intended to simplify the existing tax code, make it fairer to taxpayers and strengthen the U.S. economy by lowering tax rates.