Accounting News

The Financial Accounting Standards Board decided to add several projects to its technical agenda.

Intuit announced new features and enhancements for its Intuit Enterprise Suite platform for mid-market businesses with more complex needs.

The Internal Revenue Service established a program to allow corporate taxpayers to request rulings on certain issues.

Bidding a fond farewell to our longtime managing editor sparks some thoughts on who should be working for who.

The IRS provided more details about the settlements it’s offering for a limited time in syndicated conservation easement and historic preservation claims.

The Top 50 Firm will acquire Troy, Michigan-based Gordon Advisors, making the state one of its largest geographic markets.

Are you sure it was the vendor’s fault? Here are tips for a better outcome the second time around.

“Pied-à-terre” tax; warning shot; Section 122 tariffs; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The payments are being processed through a new online government portal and will include interest on duties paid across more than 8 million import entries.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has ditched his plan to raise New Yorkers’ property taxes, an unpopular measure he threatened to use to help

Individual and corporate tax receipts dropped in the wake of President Donald Trump’s signature tax cut legislation.

Speaker Mike Johnson called suspending the federal gas tax “an intriguing idea” but didn’t commit to a timeline as momentum builds in both chambers to

The serious new pressures facing governments of all sizes are changing their financial reporting, says GASB Chair Joel Black.

President Donald Trump voiced support for a gasoline tax holiday to counter rising prices at the pump, as the cost of oil soars while the

Whitman Advisory, Maxwell Leadership and Lions Pride Leadership partnered to launch a leadership development and coaching company.