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NYC’s fanciest restaurants; ghost preparer; home detention; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The profession is already seeing the beginning of the annual flood of M&A deals looking to get completed before year’s end and the start of next tax season.

The Internal Revenue Service released the annual inflation adjustments Thursday for tax year 2027 as inflation continues to impact taxpayers in the wake of this week’s midterm elections.

The list of over 6,500 opportunity zones stretches across all 50 states, plus territories, where real estate investors can gain valuable tax breaks.

The American Institute of CPAs is partnering with the University of Phoenix on a new initiative combining accounting and finance content with faculty resources.

The Internal Revenue Service is once again providing an online way to attend its Nationwide Tax Forum series and earn continuing professional education credits.

Florida voters delivered one of the most far-reaching property-tax cuts in years, handing homeowners relief while threatening to blow holes in local budgets.

A Brooklyn appeals court threw out a lawsuit challenging the rollout of New York City’s pied-à-terre tax, ruling that the homeowner plaintiffs lacked standing.

Newly emboldened by wins in the midterm elections that shifted control of the House and Senate to their party, Democrats are already gaming their strategy.

More than 35 RSM professionals will join EisnerAmper’s Technology Solutions practice.