A new Deloitte survey shows 58% of CFOs saying the result of the presidential election will be extremely or very consequential for their organization.
Category: NYT Accounting News
House passes taxpayer privacy bill
After the leaking of Donald Trump’s and a number of billionaires’ tax info, House lawmakers voted to stiffen the penalties for unauthorized disclosures.
The case for consolidating your tech stack
Pruning your technology from time to time will make sure its better serving you and your clients.
In the blogs: Nonsense
Projected brackets; the remote debate; relief and refunds; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
Trump pledges to restore SALT write-off, tax break he curbed
Donald Trump said that he would revive the state and local tax deduction, a popular tax break for New Yorkers that the former president limited during his time in the White House.
ATA scores private equity investment
The Regional Leader firm based in Jackson, Tennessee, has received a strategic investment from Copley Equity Partners LLC.
Prager Metis to pay $1.95M for FTX audits, independence violations
The firm agreed to settle charges with the SEC over negligence for its work for the now shuttered crypto exchange.
Tax planning for the unknown
Between the coming sunset of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the presidential election and a host of other factors, this is shaping up to be a tough year for advising clients.
KNAV takes on investment from India
In the latest example of accounting firms taking on outside investments, the internationally focused firm has sold a minority stake to an Indian billionaire.
TIGTA faults IRS on data security, cloud security
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, in two reports, critiqued the IRS on cybersecurity for both its data warehouse and its cloud infrastructure.