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The Internal Revenue Service lost an estimated $90 million in revenue for tax year 2008 because of erroneously claimed foreign earned income tax exclusions, according to a new government report.
September 1 -
New York and Philadelphia have been provoking the ire of their residents lately by levying taxes on two formerly sacrosanct local products.
August 31 -
IMGCAP(1)]Back in 1975 Paul Simon released his biggest-selling song to date: "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover." I am told his song became the anthem for many successful divorce attorneys as well.
August 30 -
Taxpayers will be able to receive their income tax refunds on a reloadable prepaid Western Union MoneyWise MasterCard next tax season as a result of a new agreement that CCH Small Firm Services has struck with Western Union.
August 30 -
President Barack Obama blasted Senate Republicans for obstructing his administrations top legislative priority: a bill providing tax cuts and a $32 billion lending fund for small businesses to spur job growth.
August 30 -
The Internal Revenue Service anticipates that the number of individuals who will request Preparer Tax Identification Numbers will swell to 1.2 million after its new rules for registration of paid tax preparers go into effect at the end of the year.
August 30 -
The real estate developer who is trying to set up a controversial Islamic cultural center two blocks away from Ground Zero reportedly owes New York City over $224,270 in back property taxes for the location.
August 30 -
Staying connected through professional groups and social networking sites is the best way for accounting and finance managers to enhance their professional visibility, according to a new survey of CFOs.
August 27 -
Z Street, a pro-Israel nonprofit organization, has filed a lawsuit in federal court charging that the IRS violated its First Amendment rights by delaying its application for tax-exempt status because the IRS allegedly needs to consider whether a groups views on Israel differ from those of the current presidential administration.
August 27 -
The Justice Department has filed suit to stop a Pasadena man from promoting a tax fraud scheme involving sham pension contributions and welfare benefit plans.
August 27 -
While there may be some truth to the observation that August is a slow news month, the start of World War I in early August of 1914, as well as the deaths of both Elvis and Marilyn in August, qualify as exceptions. And for small to midsized CPA firms, the hearings earlier this week on tax preparer registration can be considered newsworthy, though perhaps slightly less eventful.
August 26 -
Taxpayers with complex tax dispute cases before the California State Board of Equalization were more likely to win their cases if they or their representatives made campaign contributions to the elected board members, either directly or through political action committees.
August 26 -
Vice President Joe Biden held a roundtable discussion with workers and small business owners at Petes New Haven Style Apizza, a local restaurant in Washington, D.C., that has benefited from the small business provisions in the Recovery Act, as he argued for passage of a bill that would provide tax breaks and a $30 billion lending fund for small businesses.
August 26 -
BatesCarter has launched a new firm brand and logo focused on the firms commitment to consistently exceed clients expectations
August 26 -
The Internal Revenue Services Criminal Investigation Division showed signs of improvement in meeting its objectives for combating tax evasion, corporate fraud, financial crime and even terrorism, according to a new report.
August 26 -
IMGCAP(1)]As more people have become aware of the tax burden and unintended consequences resulting from the provision in the health care reform law mandating expanded Form 1099 information reporting, a consensus has been building to repeal this provision. The only current debate appears to be how?
August 25 -
H&R Block has teamed up with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City to offer an online calculator that can help small businesses understand the financial impact of health care reform and determine their health insurance savings by using tax credits under the bill.
August 25 -
The National Society of Accountants and the American Institute of CPAs testified before the Internal Revenue Service on the agencys proposals for registering, testing and requiring continuing education for paid tax preparers.
August 25 -
The Internal Revenue Service plans to do more to ensure that tax-exempt political organizations fully report their contributions and expenditures to the IRS on time, according to a new government report.
August 25 -
CCH Small Firm Services has introduced a service that can help CPAs and other accounting professionals save their business clients up to 30 percent on credit card processing costs.
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