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Category: NYT Accounting News
Clients spend $5K a year on accounting for as long as they can
How much a business will dig into its pockets for an accountant increases as the business scales — but not evenly, according a report.
Walter Shuffain adds Massachusetts firm
The Regional Leader acquired Stolberg & Blanchette, expanding its New England footprint, adding business valuation expertise and strengthening the firm’s existing industry specialties.
Trump accounts expand to nearly 70M kids as stock proposal draws questions
The IRS proposed rules that would let donors gift stock to Trump accounts and request comments on the strict minimum holding period for beneficiaries.
Business leaders cope with AI risks
Executives are dealing with more business risks as the impact of artificial intelligence cascades across the economy and brings challenges and opportunities.
PCAOB wins case challenging constitutionality
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board won a consolidated John Doe case that claimed the PCAOB’s disciplinary proceedings violated two auditors’ constitutional rights.
IRS sued for leaking special agent’s tax info to prosecutors
The agent spent a decade reporting that IRS management wouldn’t pursue the promoters of abusive tax shelters.
IRS allowed unauthorized access to VIP taxpayer info
IRS employees snooped on the taxes of government officials, business leaders and entertainers despite a program designed to safeguard against such access.
Eide Bailly grows affordable housing niche
The Top 25 Firm will acquire Loveridge Hunt & Co., a firm based in Bellevue, Washington, specializing in the affordable housing industry.
Work-life balance is possible even for your startup clients
There’s another way you can bring value to your client relationships.