Category: AICPA News

While some large companies have recently made news by making their employees return to the office, another trend is making bigger gains across the employment landscape.

Nearly three in eight businesses in a poll said they were waiting until the end of the year to file beneficial ownership information reports.

An Accounting Standards Update focuses on the measurement of credit losses for accounts receivable and contract assets for private companies and certain not-for-profit entities.

The IRS issued regulations that finalize proposed regulations issued in 2013. The guidance is focused on when and to what extent a partner is treated as bearing the economic risk of loss and the special rules applying to a partner related to another partner.

The delay, the third by the IRS for Form 1099-K reporting for third-party settlement organizations, will treat 2024 and 2025 as transition years.

The standard aims to provide guidance missing in GAAP for the reporting of induced conversions related to settlement of convertible debt instruments.

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board aims to bring clarity to the financial reporting of subsequent events and to a variety of topics in its implementation guide.

With about two in three transformations failing, a leader navigating three transformations at one time explains how she plans to avoid becoming a statistic.

Clients often get confused about how enrollment in Medicare affects their eligibility to contribute to a health savings account and what to do if they erroneously made HSA contributions after their eligibility ceased.

The IRS said the new deadline to file under the consolidated employee retention credit claims process is Dec. 31. The previous deadline was Friday.