Category: NYT Accounting News

Accounting may be the language of business, but it’s not the language of most business owners.

There’s little consistency in how businesses across different countries can deduct their capital investments as depreciation, according to a new study.

Anxious accountants can take a breath, as data shows human clients do not crave a 100% AI-led experience. Most would prefer AI not be involved at all.

Tax professionals can help companies with wind and solar projects after a recent court decision, as well as energy-efficient commercial building improvements.

Compliance is necessary, but it has never been the thing that actually changes a client’s trajectory.

The Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issued an alert about fraud schemes targeting student aid programs administered by the federal government.

Only days after the World Cup Final, the IRS released a revenue procedure allowing tax-exempt foreign members of FIFA to avoid filing a Form 990.

That’s entertainment; false, fictitious and fraudulent; dismantled conspiracy; and other highlights of recent tax cases.

The Top 50 Firm acquired Houston-based Sowers & Co., expanding its local tax and outsourced accounting offerings in one of its focus markets.

Intuit announced the launch of the Intuit Business Credit Card, which comes with QuickBooks integration.