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Combining investments in qualified opportunity funds with irrevocable grantor trusts gives families a new tool to pass down assets while saving money on taxes.

Early adopters of a new hedge accounting standard drove an uptick in the use of hedge accounting in 2018, according to new research.

Under the new Internal Revenue Code 965, U.S. multinational entities must pay a mandatory repatriation tax on undistributed and deferred post-1986 income.

Tax season can take its toll on accounting teams, but letting off steam now and again can cut tension and promote camaraderie among staff.

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.