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A new appeals court ruling could make it easier for companies to claim research and development tax credits from the IRS by allowing them to rely on oral testimony instead of a project expense-tracking system.
June 12 -
Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., has introduced a bill that would increase the maximum amount of the first-time homebuyer tax credit from $8,000 to $15,000.
June 11 -
The IRS said a tax break is now available to purchase new motor vehicles in states that do not have a sales tax.
June 11 -
Former BDO Seidman Chairman and CEO Denis Field, and a former BDO tax partner, along with five other lawyers and bankers from outside the firm, have been indicted in a tax fraud case involving tax shelters marketed by the firm that allegedly generated over $7 billion in fraudulent tax losses.
June 10 -
What can we expect from IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulmans proposal to set higher standards of conduct for tax preparers?
June 9 -
Former attorney and CPA Steven Krell has pleaded guilty to a tax charge in connection with the embezzlement of approximately $1,476,900 from two of his clients.
June 8 -
The Treasury Departments Inspector General for Tax Administration found errors and legal violations in nearly half the IRS taxpayer property seizures it studied for a new report.
June 8 -
Last week I was watching one of the 15 versions of Law& Order that currently air on NBC, when I saw a commercial trumpeting theanticipated resurrection of General Motors.
June 7 -
Motor sports promoter International Speedway Corp. will get back $97 million of the $118 million it deposited with the IRS as part of a tax dispute, plus another $14 million in interest.
June 5 -
Amid complaints and confusion, the IRS is temporarily suspending a new reporting requirement for foreign bank accounts that would have extended the mandate to people who are not citizens or residents of the U.S.
June 5 -
The former chief executive of the investment company Quellos, along with two attorneys, have been indicted in a tax fraud and kickback scheme.
June 5 -
House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee Chairman John Lewis, D-Ga., criticized the IRSs handling of taxpayer phone calls at a hearing that reviewed IRS operations and budget proposals, with IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman in attendance.
June 4 -
The IRS has filed a tax lien of $819,848 on the 2004 presidential campaign of Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., but his office claims the debt has long been paid.
June 4 -
Former BDO Seidman vice chairman Charles W. Bee Jr., has pleaded guilty to tax fraud charges stemming from tax shelters marketed to the firms wealthy clients.
June 4 -
IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman intends to propose a comprehensive set of recommendations by the end of 2009 to ensure uniform and high ethical standards of conduct for tax preparers in order to increase taxpayer compliance.
June 4 -
IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman laid out the Obama administrations plans for cracking down on offshore tax evasion, including extending the statute of limitations.
June 2 -
The new administration released its budget and included its revenue proposals, detailed by the Treasury Department in the "Greenbook." There is quite a bit of material, so I want to focus on the proposals that didn't happen that are of concern to accountants and clients.
June 1 -
A California businessman was sentenced to a five-year jail term for tax evasion and ordered to pay a $75,000 fine, as well as given a tongue lashing by the judge, after he failed to report the profits from his marble tile company on his personal income tax return, claiming the business was owned by a pure trust.
June 1 -
Minority-owned businesses were less successful in obtaining awards from the Treasury Departments New Markets Tax Credits program than non-minority entities in recent years, according to a new government report.
June 1 -