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This week's topic: S Corporation status lost when SMLLC shareholder adds a new interest holder, and more. Continue Reading

More than two-thirds of Americans plan to take a vacation this summer. Read up on these tips to help you and your family save money. Continue Reading

Married taxpayers often are subject to a "marriage tax penalty," paying more in federal income tax than they would if they were unmarried. Find out the state of the marriage tax penalty after changes made by the law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Continue Reading

Knowing which future leaders to promote puts a company on a long-term path of success and stability. But it's not always easy to predict who will shine in a leadership role. Continue Reading

As the big day approaches, the Oregon Society of CPAs has tips to make sure money issues don’t get in the way of happily ever after. Continue Reading

A sophisticated and costly scam takes direct aim at finance departments. Continue Reading

To fight identity theft, the Internal Revenue Service will no longer fax transcripts to taxpayers, tax professionals and other third parties starting June 28. In July, the IRS will stop providing an option for mailing transcripts to third parties. Continue Reading

Mentors offer guidance on everything from careers to industry changes. Continue Reading

A sizable business tax passed by Democrats earlier this year could see new carve-outs for contractors and large development projects under a package unveiled June 4. Continue Reading

The experts in Journal of Accountancy's annual technology roundtable assert that to benefit from the potential of new technologies, the accounting profession needs to develop new skills and new ways of thinking. Continue Reading