The Internal Revenue Service is expected to lean more heavily on artificial intelligence technology to select cases as it carries out widespread layoffs.
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Illinois passes licensure changes bill
The bill creates two additional pathways to CPA licensure and preserves the 150-hour path.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Wholesale fraud
Book’im; out of Service; what a pill; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
We Exposed Fraud at Enron and WorldCom. Don’t Let History Repeat Itself.
A proposal by Republican lawmakers to eliminate an auditing watchdog would make the next corporate disaster more likely.
Art of Accounting: Succeeding by being imaginative
Firms can benefit when more partners have an administrative assistant to help with their work.
Boomer’s Blueprint: Leveraging assets to grow: A guide for firm leaders
This strategy allows firms to scale rapidly, control overhead, and expand their impact without increasing what they own.
SALT write-off, Harvard tax, Medicaid cuts: What’s in Trump’s bill
Here’s a rundown of the House bill’s main provisions impacting people and businesses.
Low pay is a challenge for accounting, but bigger salaries aren’t the only solution
Those are daunting pay gaps for most organizations, but accounting leaders have other levers they can pull in order to hire and retain talent.
VAR 100 2025 deadline extended to May 30
Accounting Today has extended the submission deadline for our annual VAR 100 survey from May 23 to May 30, giving value added resellers an extra week to send their entries.
Creating work-life harmony in your firm
Highly engaged business units achieve higher profitability and higher well-being.