Category: NYT Accounting News

The Internal Revenue Service did little to stop fraudsters who used the Practitioner Priority Service Line to fraudulently claim nearly $462 million in refunds, per the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.

Ernst & Young fired dozens of its U.S. staffers for taking multiple online training courses simultaneously, violating the firm’s ethic’s policies.

Questions have been raised about how Crowdstrike accounted for the deal in its financial statements.

Final regulations are also available for the Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit established by the Inflation Reduction Act.

Traphagen CPAs raises over $1K for American Cancer Society; KPMG appoints four partners to deal advisory & strategy practice; and more news from across the profession.

Makin’ a list; caught again; back to school; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Accountants are pretty unhappy with the current political situation.

As Nov. 6 gets closer and closer, the accounting profession is leaning heavily Republican.

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board today issued Exposure Draft 92, Tangible Natural Resources.

Harris’ campaign also declined to say if she supports the specifics of the minimum tax on billionaires included in Biden’s annual budget request.