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In today’s strong job market, the onus is on employers to demonstrate their value to team members and vice versa.

The IRS will step up efforts to visit high-income taxpayers who have failed to file their tax returns in prior years.

The IRS finalized its rules for determining maximum vehicle fair market values in accordance with statutory changes made in Sec. 280F.

Help Wisconsin kids develop money-smart skills by volunteering for the Reading Makes Cents program during National Financial Literacy Month in April.

Senior executives can help prevent the negative effects of employee burnout by establishing healthy boundaries for promoting work-life balance.

Americans are feeling better about taking on more debt, leading to a rise in loans, credit cards and delinquencies.

Senior clients – age 65 or older – who fill out their tax returns by hand now have the option to use a form with larger font and better readability.

The IRS’ Identity Theft Central aims to help improve online access to information about identity theft and data security protection.

Succession planning for family CPA firms is becoming more difficult as family members pursue career opportunities outside of the accounting profession.

The IRS is reminding tax practitioners of a safeguards rule that requires all firms to have a written information security plan.