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Citrin Cooperman Picks Up Clearview Group in Maryland
AICPA & CIMA Launch Global Women to Watch Recognition to Celebrate and Honor Women in the Profession
PCAOB Debuts ‘Audit Focus’ Series for Auditors of Small Public Companies
Taxbit Unveils New Global Tax Reporting Platform
Most Tax Pros, Corporate and Public, Believe AI Should Be in Their Toolbox
77% of tax professionals believe AI technology can be applied to their work, and 56% of in-house corporate tax teams think their external tax advisers’ firms should be using AI.
Shohei Ohtani’s Former Interpreter Agrees to Plead Guilty to Stealing $17 Million
Ippei Mizuhara reached a plea deal for one count each of bank fraud and signing a false tax return, the Justice Department said.
Ledgible Program Assesses a Company’s Readiness for 1099-DA Reporting
The new program follows the release of the draft Form 1099-DA for digital asset transaction reporting by the IRS last month.
U.S. Corporate Taxes Likely to Rise to Tame Deficit, Buffett Says
Higher taxes are "quite likely," the Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO said, as Washington prepares for major tax discussions next year.
IRS Chief: $400 Million in ERC Claims Have Been Withdrawn
During a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing May 7, Danny Werfel gave lawmakers an update on the tax credit's status.
The Next Tax Deadline is May 15 for Tax-Exempt Orgs
While the April 15 tax deadline for most Americans to file their individual annual tax returns has passed, there are several deadlines each year, some for individuals, businesses, nonprofits and even organizations that are tax-exempt.
IRS Issues FAQs on Disaster Relief For Retirement Plans and IRAs
The FAQs are intended to assist individuals, employers, and retirement plan and IRA service providers, the IRS said.
More Rich Americans Will Soon Be Hit With an IRS Audit, Werfel Pledges
But the IRS chief emphasized once again that audit rates won't increase for small businesses and taxpayers making under $400,000.