Category: AICPA News

A learning development adviser shares perspective on the qualities that truly matter for great leadership. Here’s a hint: You don’t have to be a “people person” to thrive.

The first blind person to reach the summit of Mount Everest welcomes thousands to AICPA & CIMA ENGAGE 2024 with an inspiring story.

The IRS said it agrees with the six recommendations from the Government Accountability Office to eliminate the bias.

Commissioner Danny Werfel said the successful pilot program of Direct File encouraged the IRS to make the program available in all states and the District of Columbia.

New guidance features targeted improvements to the financial reporting model established for state and local governments 25 years ago.

A pair of reports break down the states where employees enjoy the most freedom when it comes to where they work and the areas where the flexible work model isn’t as common.

Helping the growing demographic of childfree individuals and couples plan their financial futures requires a shift in perspective.

In addition to the guidance on the plan, the letter recommends that Treasury and the IRS continue pursuing tax simplification.

Businesses are automating the wrong financial planning and analysis processes, leading to FP&A staff being overextended and burned out, according to a recent report from Gartner.

The AICPA presented Bob Kueppers, CPA, with the 2024 AICPA Gold Medal Award of Distinction, the organization’s highest honor.