Reducing disputes is not about chasing collections more aggressively. It’s about designing billing processes for how work is performed and revenue is recognized.
Category: NYT Accounting News
Silicon Valley’s hottest AI financial metric is also its least trusted
One AI startup executive calls annual recurring revenue “a fake accounting number developed by fake accounting people.”
Designing an AI-ready accounting function
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the finance landscape, accounting leaders face a pivotal moment.
Weaver acquires SaaS provider
The Top 50 Firm acquired Mass Ingenuity, a Portland, Oregon-based software-as-a-service company, effective April 1.
IRS telework plunged after Trump return-to-office mandate
The percentage of IRS employees who work from home plummeted from 65% to 25% last year after President Trump ordered federal employees to return to in-person work.
IRS offers guidance on nominating opportunity zone tracts
The IRS and Treasury are providing guidance on how states, territories and the District of Columbia can nominate census tracts to be qualified opportunity zones.
FASB to study data infrastructure, private credit
The Financial Accounting Standards Board is studying current trends and emerging issues in data infrastructure investments and nontraditional lending.
Aprio adds CAVU Advisors
Top 25 Firm Aprio is expanding its services for government contractors by combining with Maryland-based CAVU.
Tax season ‘progressing smoothly,’ says IRS
The Internal Revenue Service is providing ‘outstanding service’ this season, according to CEO Frank Bisignano
What’s keeping accounting firms up at night
Firm leaders are keeping an eye on an interrelated ecosystem of challenges and changes.