Some Of CPA's Errors May Be Fraud, Bankruptcy Court Says

By Yvonne Juris · December 13, 2019, 2:07 PM EST

A couple can partly block an accountant's discharge of debts owed to them over what they say was fraudulent tax advice because they sufficiently alleged he knowingly committed fraud, which cannot...

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