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Category: NYT Accounting News
Tax Fraud Blotter: 941 extravaganza
Get down with PPP; go Huskies; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
IRS-CI uncovers $10.6B in financial crimes
The agency’s Criminal Investigation unit also identified 112% more tax fraud from the previous year.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Reality hits
Scenes from an Italian restaurant; blue Hawaii; you’re gonna be soooory; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
OBBBA boosts Adoption Tax Credit
The IRS is reminding taxpayers and tax practitioners of the changes to the credit from this year’s big tax legislation.
A playbook for PE — and beyond
A baker’s dozen of key takeaways from our PE Summit for accounting firms looking to secure their future — whether with private equity or not.
Auditors adopting new tech and methods, but many lag behind
A significant proportion of firms have yet to implement new audit technologies and methods, citing poor training, lack of quality data, lack of systems access and lack of funds as the primary reasons.
Brown Plus adds Lancaster firm
The Regional Leader will add Lancaster-based Ross Buehler Falk & Co. effective Jan. 1.
M&A roundup: Platform, Springline, Sorren and Patrick expand
Platform Accounting Group expanded in Oregon; Springline Advisors acquired Actuarial Resources; Sorren added RTO; Patrick Accounting and Tax Services is buying Knight Home Care Financial.
Want to add estate planning? Start by thinking about fee models
Steve Lockshin and Michael Kitces tied what they view as some mistaken assumptions around fees to the competitive need for more estate planning services.