Kelly Phillips Erb

The inquiry into reported office closures puts renewed focus on Frank Bisignano's management of Social Security and whether one executive can effectively run both the SSA and the IRS.

With the confetti from the last World Cup barely cleared from the pitch, FIFA has found itself at the center of another controversy.

Kelly Phillips Erb, Forbes Staff With the confetti from the last World Cup barely cleared from the pitch, FIFA has found itself at the center of another controversy.

Plus: FIFA's World Cup sales pitch, Social Security field offices, best places to retire abroad, capital gains, stock compensation, selling your home, tax trivia and more.

More than two years after the U.S. Treasury began accepting beneficial ownership information (BOI) reports, the Financial Crimes Enforcement

The optional forms aim to standardize direct rollovers, encourage electronic transfers, and take some of the paperwork out of moving retirement savings.

Plus: Treasury nixes beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting, new retirement rollover forms, students and scholarships, Opportunity Zones, tax trivia and more.

In a move that shocked many tax practitioners, the Fifth Circuit has withdrawn its January opinion in a closely watched partnership tax case.

The IRS has updated its guidance on the business interest expense deduction to reflect changes and clarifications made by the One Big Beautiful Bill

There's been a surprising amount of talk in recent weeks about New York City's new pied-à-terre tax, given how many properties might actually be affected.