IRS creates significant issue ruling program
The Internal Revenue Service established a program to allow corporate taxpayers to request rulings on certain issues.

A great employee to work for
Bidding a fond farewell to our longtime managing editor sparks some thoughts on who should be working for who.

IRS outlines terms of settlement in easement disputes
The IRS provided more details about the settlements it's offering for a limited time in syndicated conservation easement and historic preservation claims.

Cohen & Co. expands in Michigan
The Top 50 Firm will acquire Troy, Michigan-based Gordon Advisors, making the state one of its largest geographic markets.

Why didn't offshoring work the first time?
Are you sure it was the vendor's fault? Here are tips for a better outcome the second time around.

CCH Axcess Advisor now available for general public
Wolters Kluwer announced that CCH Axcess Advisor, which entered limited release late last year, is now generally available for firms.

Mamdani's budget counts on second-home tax
For a small number of New Yorkers who own luxury second homes in the city, the prospect of seeing their property tax rates go up is still alive.

Submissions now open for the 2026 VAR 100
Accounting Today is now accepting submissions for its annual list of the top value-added resellers in the accounting space. Our deadline is end-of-day June 2.

Poland stands by digital services tax, rebuffing US threats
Poland will continue working on legislation to tax digital platforms, the finance minister said, despite threats of retaliation from the Trump administration.

In the blogs: Viruses are back!
"Pied-à-terre" tax; warning shot; Section 122 tariffs; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.