How AI will — and won’t — change public accounting.
Category: NYT Accounting News
Tax Fraud Blotter: Own nothing, control everything
Ultimate frisbee team; sham sale; abusive trust; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
Foundation assets keep growing amid tax threats
The number of private tax-advantaged foundations and the amount of assets contained in them has reached nearly $2 trillion, even as the administration considers imposing new taxes.
Crowe gets investment from KKR
The Top 20 Firm will receive an investment from private equity giant KKR, making it among the largest accounting firms to take PE money.
States introduce AI tax changes
Some state lawmakers are introducing tax legislation targeting the growing use of artificial intelligence, according to a new report.
Firms shouldn’t spend more time and effort buying software than hiring people
Don’t let your hiring process stop at the sales pitch.
Stephano Slack scores PE funding
The Regional Leader based in Wayne, Pennsylvania, received a strategic growth investment from Madison Dearborn Partners and co-investor Norlantic Capital.
Encourage business clients to do a post-tax season checkup with you
Here are 10 tactics for transforming your client’s return from a compliance document to a planning and business development tool.
What 831(b) plans mean for CPAs in a post-ruling environment
For years, many accountants approached 831(b) micro-captive insurance plans with caution, if not outright avoidance. The reason was understandable.
GOP lawmakers raise doubts on prospects of third budget bill
The tax-writing Ways and Means Committee hasn’t had any discussions about including tax provisions in a third reconciliation bill.