The new accounting model would reflect how financial institutions manage interest rate risks in their portfolios.
Category: NYT Accounting News
Obamacare tax credit fraud risks persist
Identity theft, fictitious applicants and other forms of fraud continue with the advance premium tax credit for buying health insurance.
House passes bills on IRS penalties and Tax Court
The House approved two pieces of legislation to keep IRS agents from levying fines and penalties without supervisory approval, and to strengthen taxpayer rights in proceedings before the Tax Court.
How AI will change the game for tax pros over the next five years
The word “transformation” doesn’t do justice to the kinds of seismic changes that have started to take root in the accounting profession over the past year.
Charitable deduction gets caps, floors and haircuts in OBBBA
Just in time for Giving Tuesday, there’s some good news for charities, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but also some new caps and limits.
M&A roundup: Deals from Virginia to Massachusetts
Eide Bailly adds Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer; Brown Edwards acquires Sheldon & Co.; and LGA merges with Cohen Cohen & Co.
Small business jobs and wages grew modestly in November
Last month brought a slight uptick in wage and job growth at small businesses, payroll company Paychex reported.
The end of the penny could create a big compliance problem
For accountants and auditors, the elimination of the penny will affect reconciliation, system configuration and compliance reporting.
BDO UK partner pay drops 14% after deals slow
The firm, which now has more than 500 partners, said its deals practice shrank 4% and its audit unit was down 3.7%, while its tax business grew 3.4%.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Ouch
Carcaught; a big shank; this order’s definitely to go; and other highlights of recent tax cases.