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“Activities not Engaged in for Profit” or, in layman’s terms, hobbies, tend to be a red flag at the IRS. Many taxpayers have hobbies that earn a bit of income and the IRS states that in such cases, ...

Regulatory compliance is a critical aspect of the IT landscape these days, and the ability to audit database activities showing who did what to which data when is a specific requirement of many ...

Yesterday the IRS released a long-anticipated update to its Audit Technique Guide for the low-income housing tax credit (“LIHTC”) program. The guide is intended to assist IRS examiners charged with ...

In January 2017, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published its first updated Golden Parachute Payments Audit Technique Guide (Updated Guidelines) since 2005. While intended as an internal reference ...

Technology has wrought many a change in your average accounting firm — completely revamping tax prep and bookkeeping — but it has had much less impact on the audit function over the past two decades.

The Internal Revenue Service has recently updated its Entertainment Audit Technique Guide to help tax professionals when reporting various items related to the entertainment industry. Processing ...

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