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Category: NYT Accounting News
NASBA president elect appoints key leadership
Daniel Dustin has named Kent Absec, Brenner Allen, William Emmer and Sedrik Newbern to key leadership roles at the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, effective Aug. 1.
Last-minute sales tax changes create difficulties for businesses
You need to be on your toes if you work in sales tax, as states are known to make substantial sales tax policy changes with little to no notice. Vermont, North Carolina, New Jersey and Ohio provide standout examples this summer.
IRS regs on transferring clean energy and vehicle tax credits take effect
Accounting firms are helping clients navigate the tax incentives available under the Inflation Reduction Act.
On the move: Forvis Mazars hosts week of giving
Weaver appoints regional executive partners; Plante Moran adds 25 partners; and more news from across the profession.
Boom in late 10-K filings: CFOs may need ‘triage’ accounting
If CFOs were students, their grades would be taking a hit due to late homework.
Tech news: Intelligize announces AI solution for SEC filing
Plus, Bloomberg Tax and Accounting unveils new AI features; and other news from the accounting technology world.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Treated like royalty
Go Pats; on the hook; two down; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
RSM acquires firms in Europe
The RSM network made five strategic acquisitions in Europe, including specialist audit and consulting firms in Austria, Denmark and France, plus a prestigious law firm in Spain.
Study finds GDPR reduced value but increased cybersecurity
A recent study looked at the impact of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation and found that firms lost some value but, at the same time, suffered fewer data breaches.