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The overhaul at the board continues as William Ryan succeeds Robert Rice, who is retiring at the end of the year.

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The Internal Revenue Service has opened a 90-day public comment period, ending March 22, for proposed updates to its Voluntary Disclosure Practice, including a more streamlined penalty framework.

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Despite certain pronouncements otherwise, rumors of email's demise have been gravely exaggerated, as recent data shows it is not only still around, it is ubiquitous.

The Platform Accounting Group added Wayne Long & Co. and Seghetti Waxler, based in Bakersfield and Santa Cruz, California, respectively.

Most people assume that when they hire a CPA, the title means the same thing everywhere. In reality, the U.S. CPA system functions less like one profession and more like 55 parallel jurisdictions.

With no guidance available, tax practitioners and their clients have to figure out how much risk they want to take.