Monthly Archives: October 2026

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AICPA reminds states of disaster-relief process with filing deadline near

Category:Tax News

The AICPA is reminding states about the correct procedure to use to request disaster tax relief following Hurricane Isaias’ landfall just days before the Oct. 15 filing deadline.


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AICPA among organizations proposing Valuation Performance Framework

Category:Tax News

Feedback is being accepted through Dec. 22 on a principles-based framework to promote consistency, quality, and transparency in valuation engagements.


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Recasting retirement: 3 ways AI is changing client-adviser conversations

Category:Tax News

What questions should financial advisers expect to hear from clients newly armed with artificial intelligence tools, and how can they answer the call to strengthen their position as essential experts?


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Treasury, IRS propose regulations for education tax credit

Category:Tax News

Treasury and the IRS proposed regulations for the education freedom tax credit, a new federal credit under Sec. 25F for contributions to organizations that provide scholarships to eligible elementary and secondary schools.


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PCAOB shares agendas for rulemaking, research

Category:Tax News

The agenda features projects on negative assurance related to comfort letter engagements, auditor independence, fraud, noncompliance with laws and regulations, and going concern. Also, the SEC is considering whether to add the CPA credential as a pathway to accredited investor qualification.


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Senate approves taxpayer-focused reforms backed by AICPA

Category:Tax News

The Senate unanimously approved the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a bipartisan package of 65 tax administration reforms backed by the AICPA. The measure now moves to the House.