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PricewaterhouseCoopers has appointed Miles Everson as U.S. Advisory Services Leader, effective immediately.

Even IRS agents can make simple mistakes in business, such as violating the old adage to “put it in writing.” Even so, the Tax Court in a recent case believed the IRS agent’s testimony regarding an oral contract she had with her mother-in-law.

The leaders of Congress’s two main tax committees continued their tax reform road show tour with a stop at a New Jersey small business that makes kitchen appliances.

Better oversight of IRS revenue officers who are assigned to collect overdue taxes is needed to ensure their actions are completed on a timely basis, according to a new government report.

Whether it’s locked in audit and tax preparation systems, time and billing records, or lying dormant in individual Excel files, there’s a huge amount of value in data residing in CPA firms’ information systems simply waiting to be mined and turned into profitability and growth.

A longtime Internal Revenue Service employee was indicted on charges of laundering the proceeds of marijuana sales.

Red Wing Software Inc. has released of an Assemblies Module to its CenterPoint Accounting Software series, which will give users the ability to manage a production plan and build assemblies.

The IRS is reminding taxpayers that it has unveiled a “simpler option” to figure the business use of a home.

What companies need to know as the IRS shifts its compliance focus

Five John Jay College students were honored by the New York Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners as winners of an essay contest on the topic of “Protecting Domestic and International Markets.”