Category: NYT Accounting News

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration report highlighted a practice that contributed to the departures of high-ranking IRS officials.

The Internal Revenue Service released its 2025 Data Book outlining activities during fiscal year 2025, as it continued to carry out functions despite cutbacks.

The Internal Revenue Service is restructuring the framework of its Security Summit public-private partnership to fend off tax-related identity theft.

The new office will oversee the Return Preparer Office and the Office of Professional Responsibility, starting June 28.

Proposed regulations would limit the ability of tax-exempt organizations to pay high compensation and parachute payments to top executives.

Corporate restatements dropped by almost a fifth in 2025, according to a report from Ideagen Audit Analytics, continuing a long-term over trend of decreases.

Employers added a 172,00 jobs overall last month, but there were losses in some sectors, including accounting, tax, bookkeeping and payroll services.

The Internal Revenue Service announced a series of hiring events for entry-level customer service reps and tax examining technicians.

Plus, Weaver and Wipfli name new partners; RSM turns 100; Boulay installs new MP; and other firm and personnel news from across the profession.

A reader responds to concerns about the interactions of auditors and artificial intelligence.