Category: NYT Accounting News

The International Sustainability Standards Board intends to issue an exposure draft of its nature-related disclosure proposals in October.

The Internal Revenue Service is having trouble keeping track of exactly which other agencies are receiving the data, according to a new report.

In just a few short years, a grassroots movement has completely revamped the pathways to CPA licensure.

There’s a safe harbor for gift tax reporting, but the American Institute of CPAs recommends families educate themselves as the accounts go live July 4.

The blockbuster decision puts the White House firmly in control of potentially dozens of agencies that have long operated independently.

The Internal Revenue Service’s CI division is getting back to its traditional priorities after it was sidetracked last year into immigration enforcement.

Plus, the PCAOB’s chief auditor departs; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.

The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board issued staff implementation guidance implementing its Management Discussion and Analysis standard from 2024.

Lulling tactics; up to 152 years in prison; big-ticket items; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

Plus, BlackLine announces AI governance console for CFOs; Sage X3 enhancements focus on manufacturers and distributors; and other accounting tech news.