Over his six-decade long career, Richardson was a pioneer of technology in the profession, working as a consultant, speaker and former national director at EY.
Category: NYT Accounting News
IASB to tackle new projects on work plan
The International Accounting Standards Board discussed adding new projects to its agenda, along with ongoing work on the equity method and intangible assets.
New pressures are rewriting the CFO playbook
The role of the CFO continues to be redefined in 2025 and beyond in response to an evolving business landscape.
Audit partners feel more optimistic about economy
Economic pessimism is on the wane among audit partners, though they’re not feeling as confident as last year, according to a CAQ survey.
Firms using advanced tech seen as more valuable, trustworthy
Clients increasingly view the use of advanced technology as a differentiating factor when selecting their auditors, according to a new survey by BDO USA.
Doeren Mayhew acquires McMurray Fox and Novotny
The Top 50 Firm acquired two more firms in Tennessee and Michigan.
How boring work is eroding productivity in finance teams
Monotony may not sound like a business threat, but in finance, it’s quietly eroding productivity from within.
Former IRS commissioners see challenges for agency
A group of former Internal Revenue Service leaders discussed the state of the IRS at an AICPA tax conference after a wave of departures and layoffs.
TIGTA makes plans for IRS investigations next year
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration will examine the workforce reductions by the Trump administration and the elimination of paper checks.
Springline Advisory adds Infinity Globus, Smart Accountants
Springline Advisory acquired Infinity Globus and Smart Accountants, both based in Ahmedabad, India, expanding the firm’s international reach.