Overworked or overwhelmed? The two sides of technology
Category:Tax NewsProductivity is lacking in the workplace, according to a Microsoft survey, with technology posing both as the problem and the solution.
Productivity is lacking in the workplace, according to a Microsoft survey, with technology posing both as the problem and the solution.
Erica Williams, who has held the position since 2022, will step down next week.
Personal financial advisers share perspective on creating a safe space where clients feel comfortable about sharing information crucial to a successful professional partnership.
A bill supported by the AICPA is “a major win for taxpayers and tax practitioners,” according to a statement by President and CEO Mark Koziel. The bill, which now heads to President Donald Trump for his signature, is intended to speed up the granting of tax deadline extensions after a disaster.
In a letter to Treasury and the IRS, the AICPA requested guidance on language in proposed regulations issued in January.
Being nice is one of tax controversy attorney Melissa Wiley’s ways of getting answers from the IRS, which also includes knowing the Internal Revenue Manual and using self-service tools.
An executive order issued in March requires the Treasury secretary to cease issuing paper checks for all federal disbursements and requires all payments made by the federal government to be electronically processed.
The AICPA board issued an exposure draft of a Statement on Auditing Standard (SAS), The Auditor’s Responsibilities Relating to Fraud in an Audit of Financial Statements.
The IRS said Tuesday that it expects to issue a revised notice of proposed rulemaking after it studies the issues addressed in the 2019 proposed regulations.
Nearly half of CFOs in Grant Thornton’s second-quarter survey are pessimistic about the U.S. economy. Their responses include supply chain adjustments to reduce the impact of tariffs.