The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service issued final regulations Thursday to update the rules for required minimum distributions.
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San Francisco mayor hopeful wants tax cut to spur return to work
San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Farrell has a plan to get workers back into downtown offices — and it doesn’t include commuter benefits or coffee machines.
Grant Thornton UK weighs selling stake to private equity
An influx of investors is accelerating growth in the professional services sector.
GOP eyes tax changes after election
The details in the Republican platform provide no specifics on taxes, although extending the expiring provisions of the Tax Cuts of Jobs Act of 2017 is a top priority.
M&A roundup: Andersen, Platform expand
Andersen adds Reilly, Fisher & Solomon; and Platform Advisors acquires Silver+Co.
Docyt unveils AI bookkeeper GARY
The bookkeeping solutions provider debuted its Generative Accounting Retrieval sYstem, GARY.
IRS adds user authentication to FATCA site
Taxpayers and financial institutions now need to verify their identities when they sign in or register to use the system as an extra security measure.
KPMG takes lead in Q1 SEC audit clients
The Big Four firm netted the most new SEC audit clients in the first quarter, followed closely by Deloitte.
In the blogs: It’s understandable
BOI guidance; IRS accessibility; home on the road; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
Internal auditing to undergo major transformation, says IIA
The role of the internal auditor is expected to change drastically in the decade to come, according to a new report by the Institute of Internal Auditors.