Conflict-of-Interest Issue Is Raised in Tax Shelter Case
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Prosecutors in a federal case against former KPMG employees have asked the judge to determine whether two defense lawyers had conflicts of interest and should be removed.
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The tax man is trying to give away more than $220,000 in San Mateo County -- and some of it might be yours. More than 230 county residents have not collected their federal
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The looming political battle over  how to reform the tangled U.S. income tax code could get ugly.  But one option, a tax aimed at boosting savings, holds promise.
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The Senate and House make a controversial move to control alleged profiteering.
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The I.R.S. has won an important victory in its battle against questionable tax shelters sold to wealthy individuals.
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The company says it is discussing a settlement with the Justice Department.
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Private-equity and hedge funds may soon face the taxman.
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Federal prosecutors urged a judge to dismiss charges against 12 of 16 former KPMG LLP partners accused of selling illegal tax shelters, dealing a blow to the largest tax fraud case in US history.
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The U.S. Senate Finance Committee said on Wednesday it asked the Internal Revenue Service to update it on the latest and greatest tax avoidance schemes including those using nonprofit groups.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The bureaucrat who ran the federal sponsorship program is standing by his contention that Paul Martin&#39;s office tried to interfere in a 1994 advertising contract.
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Federal prosecutors are planning a fresh indictment in a case that involves tax shelters sold by the accounting firm Ernst & Young.
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A federal judge has disqualified a defense lawyer for a former KPMG partner in the governmentâs high-profile tax shelter case, a surprise twist on the eve of the trial.
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Critics charge conflict of interest in a system where pharmaceutical giants fund the regulatory process.
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A congressman alleged Thursday that his opponent violated a new campaign finance law designed to regulate the spending of millionaires seeking political office.
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The government could raise an additional $400 billion or so over the next decade by tightening rules on tax shelters, simplifying the law and eliminating a range of tax breaks, many of which benefit homeowners and ordinary taxpayers, according to a congressional report.
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Congress wanted to help survivors. But IRS rules could get in the way.
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By Michael Newsom, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Jun. 21--LONG BEACH -- A plan to waive portions of rebuilding permit fees for churches and other nonprofit groups has stirred hot debate.