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IRS Hunts Debit Cards For Tax Evasion, As Court Approves John Doe Summons (Forbes) - The IRS has gone after tax evasion in Swiss and other offshore accounts, and has collected a staggering $10 billion. Then, the IRS turned to virtual currencies like Bitcoin, after a court allowed an IRS John Doe summons for bitcoin and other virtual currencies. Now, the IRS is going after some debit card use, too. ADVERTISEMENT Share our news via Twitter and Facebook, on your personalized news page. MORE HEADLINES Uber is Tops on Corporate Expense Reports (Accounting Today) - That was followed by McDonalds, Panera Bread, Subway and Dunkin' Donuts, in that order. Income Tax Tip: When to Claim Parents as Dependents (CPA Practice Advisor) - With so many millennials moving back home with mom and dad, the question of whether or not adult children living with their parents can be claimed as dependents is a hot topic. On the other side of the generational divide... 5 Google Maps Tips and Tricks Video - CNET (CNET) - Google Maps is fairly straightforward. But if you dig just beneath the surface, there are many overlooked features that can help you navigate like a pro. Flexible Work Trends: What Can We Expect in 2017? (US News and World Report) - There have been tremendous shifts in terms of when, where and how people are working, and in the last five years we've seen a big increase in flexible work options, both being offered by employers and being sought by professionals. Taxation Accounting/Audit | TOP 5 MOST READ
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