"Congress needs to give the IRS the sustained resources it needs to ensure high fliers pay their taxes,” Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) says.
The SEC, IRS, and FDIC were among the agencies cited for not adequately addressing security vulnerabilities.
A notice on how to apply tax-deductibility changes included in the recent tax-reform law may leave open more questions than it answers.
Robert Bertrand admits to making "a mistake" but a judge says he engaged in a “deliberate, sustained and thought-out campaign to defraud the government."
The association asks the government for "immediate guidance" on whether business meals continue to be deductible under the new tax law.
The IRS and Treasury rush to clarify uncertainties about repatriation of offshore earnings.
While their companies would benefit big time, many CFOs will likely experience an increase in their annual income tax liabilities.
Proposed IRS rules place more responsibility, and more potential for unhappy surprises, on the partnerships themselves.
The IRS plans to enforce taxpayer compliance by reorganizing its own resources to focus around these specific issues of concern.
Some changes in 2016 have altered the picture somewhat for small and midsize companies.
Small and mid-tier manufacturers incorrectly assume that because they’re small, their transfer-pricing policy won’t be audited. They're wrong.
The legal cannabis sector is experiencing geometric revenue growth, but finance execs face formidable challenges managing the money.
