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Man Who Leaked Trump’s Tax Returns Was Taught to Take a Stand in St. Louis
Charles Littlejohn pulled off what’s been described as the greatest heist in IRS history and was sentenced to five years in prison.
TaxPlanIQ to Host Free Online Summit on How to Build a Tax Planning Empire
The event on Oct. 25 is geared toward firm owners looking to start offering or enhance their existing tax planning and advisory services.
Tax Experts See Long Standoff Over Expiring Provisions
Deep ideological differences could make striking an agreement on expiring tax breaks difficult if there is divided government.
AICPA and NATP Respond to TurboTax Ad
The ad tells Americans they should have a "tax break up" with their professional preparer by using one of TurboTax's live experts.
Taxes on Halloween Candy Can be a Scary Task for Retailers
Halloween can be a scary time for retailers. In addition to inventory issues and trends, figuring out whether and how to charge sales tax on candy can be frightening.
Trump Goes Big on Tariffs During Chicago Appearance
The former president and GOP nominee vowed to "bring the companies back" to the U.S. during an interview in Chicago on Oct. 15.
IRS Warns of Hurricane Charity Scams
Scammers commonly set up fake charities to take advantage of peoples’ generosity during natural disasters and other tragic events.
Tax Court Delivers Mixed News on Charitable Appraisals
The moral of the story is that you should not run risks with so much at stake. The cost of an accurate qualified appraisal from a reputable source is money well spent.