The IRS will be cracking down further on people who fail to file tax returns after earlier efforts didn’t do enough, according to a new report.

Economic confidence improved modestly in the third quarter, but businesses still pulled back on spending amid uncertainty, according to an AICPA and CIMA.

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While donating stock is a clear win for clients to avoid capital gains taxes, gifts of property require a qualified appraisal to get a deduction.

Plus, Bonadio names a new CHRO; Rea appoints its first-ever chief growth officer; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.

Special Tax Shelter Strategy; ghost prepared; material falsehoods; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Investors who have taken advantage of opportunity zones may be facing hefty tax bills on their long-deferred capital gains unless they do some careful planning.

While many companies are insisting employees return to the office, accounting and payment platform Bill is going the opposite direction, announcing that it is going to become a remote-first workplace.

The core issue is not that small firms are fundamentally worth less; it’s that they lack access to buyer competition.

The Treasury Department escalated an effort to strip schools of their tax-exempt status if they consider race in admissions, scholarships or other areas.