Category: NYT Accounting News

Swindoll, Janzen, Hawk & Loyd is merging in another Kansas firm; RRBB added the team from Gail Rosen CPA; and Ketel Thorstenson expanded in Wyoming.

Democrats across the U.S. are increasingly exploring taxes as a way to capture the populist moment and address the country’s widening wealth gap.

A group of accounting firm partners were asked what qualities they look for most in new hires. Their answer provoked some pushback from accounting students.

The overhaul at the board continues as William Ryan succeeds Robert Rice, who is retiring at the end of the year.

The Platform Accounting Group added Wayne Long & Co. and Seghetti Waxler, based in Bakersfield and Santa Cruz, California, respectively.

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Accounting Today is looking for firms that belong in its prestigious annual rankings of the biggest practices in the field.

Led by Elizabeth Warren, 17 senators sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressing their ‘serious concerns.’

The new Form 211, ‘Application for Award for Original Information,’ lets people report tax noncompliance digitally.

Michigan’s main incentive for decoupling was to increase state revenue, as Michigan heavily relies on state income taxes as its largest revenue source.