The Eighth Circuit held that a taxpayer’s spouse lacked a present property interest in the taxpayer’s home, so she was not entitled to receive a portion of the sales proceeds in a forced sale action ...

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Artificial intelligence is producing scary good cyberattacks, but CPAs can take steps to lower their risk of being a victim.

Another day, another cyber incident. One does not have to search hard to find a news headline about the latest breach of consumer data or a warning about the ransomware threat du jour. Stories about ...

When you can read a room effectively, you not only become a better communicator — you become a more persuasive leader. The ...

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The IRS was not entitled to a presumption of proper mailing for a notice with an erroneous address that it contended the taxpayer nonetheless received timely, the Tax Court held.

Application of the public policy doctrine is not limited to where a criminally convicted person directly pays a fine or penalty, the Tax Court held.

Editor’s note: This is the fifth article in a six-part series. Partners reassessing some or all aspects of their traditional CPA firm’s business model may consider starting with this exercise: Take a ...