It seems as if the ongoing saga between the IRS and political action committees (PACs) took another turn today as eleven Republican senators who serve on […]
In a case that could impact the future tax policy of municipal governments, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that the city of Indianapolis did not […]
A new survey of corporate chief financial officers released by Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, LLC, a tax consulting firm based in New York, ranks Florida among […]
In the latest installment of the fresh start initiative, a program designed to assist taxpayers with settling their tax bills, the IRS has announced that it will […]
Previously, we reported on Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, who renounced his American citizenship months ahead of Facebook’s initial public offering, which occurred on Friday, May 18. Many […]
On Monday, May 7, the Florida Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving a Honduran couple that could have major implications for all non-residents of Florida who […]
Since we have previously established that the IRS is willing to make taxpayers wait a substantial period of time for their refunds while they sort out identity […]
Three former professional football players are among eight individuals who have been charged in a South Florida tax refund and identity theft scheme. William Joseph of […]
According to the Justice Department and the IRS, Ernst Pierre, a Florida tax preparer, plead guilty on April 24, 2012, to wire fraud and aggravated identity […]