Category: NYT Accounting News

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Top 20 firm CliftonLarsonAllen announced that it is working with Digits to develop and train its own proprietary AI model which will be deployed across the firm, starting with its CAAS practice.

The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners spotlighted people who have been exposing financial fraud at companies and governments worldwide.

CPAClub announced CPATech, an affiliated company focused on software development for the accounting profession, along with a mobile learning platform, PATHS.

Certinia announced a suite of AI agents that automate administration, project management and project deliverables via its acquisition of Moonnox.

The Top 100 Firm acquired Franklin, Massachusetts-based Pavento, Ratcliffe, Renzi & Co., expanding its presence in the state and New England.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board voted to request public comment on the goals and objectives for its 2026-2030 strategic plan.

A small but rising number of firms are turning to AI-guided vibe coding for their firm’s solutions versus turning to one from a vendor. We talk to Ellen Choi, CEO of Edgefield Group, about the benefits and risks of this approach.

Here are seven key areas — with checklists — you want to get right from day one

Deutsche Bank AG is preparing to sell about $3 billion in debt markets for accounting services firm Baker Tilly Advisory Group to refinance private credit loans.