A Republican effort to make last year’s individual tax changes permanent is expected to be approved by the House on Friday, before the initiative likely gets shelved because the Senate won’t act on it.

Corporate America isn’t using the Trump tax cuts to gorge shareholders with stock buybacks and dividends — despite the prevailing narrative.

The Center for Audit Quality and its member firms will once again share what makes them proud of their profession on social media.

Clients are also leaving as the Big Four firm works to restore trust.

The IRS has already said that it wants to shut down this kind of end run.

Reform 2.0 versus reality; a child’s taxes; tailoring EITC education; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The attempt to build on the TCJA may bog down in the Senate.

The deal will expand the Georgia-based firm’s client base of McDonald’s franchisees to dozens of other states.

A legal fight kicks off to recover some of the billions of dollars investors lost after the South African retailer’s financial scandal.

The new program will educate staff members on cutting-edge trends affecting the firm’s middle-market clients.