Meet the 2025 Best Midsized and Large Firms to Work For
An introduction to the midsized and large members of Accounting Today’s annual ranking of the top workplaces in the profession.
Meet the 2025 Best Small Firms to Work For
An introduction to the small members of Accounting Today’s annual ranking of the top workplaces in the profession.
Transferable tax credit market grew, but not for wind and solar
The market for transferable tax credits for clean energy grew in the past year, but moves by the Trump administration blocked wind and solar energy.
NASBA releases app for CPA exam candidates
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy launched a CPA Mobile App, bringing key functions of the NASBA CPA Portal to mobile devices.
How South African entrepreneurs are celebrating wins
It’s no secret that South African small businesses face a unique set of challenges, yet they continue to demonstrate remarkable resilience and optimism. We recently conducted an independent global study that reveals a truly special characteristic of the South African small business community: a strong culture of celebrating milestones. Our ‘Made-it Moments’ report found that …
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IESBA offers guidance on using external experts, sustainability assurance
The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants posted two new publications from its staff on two of its recent standards.
Early-career accountants overestimate their skills
Early-career accountants rated their skills higher on average compared to how managers rated them, according to an Illinois CPA Society report.
IRS plans to close 9 Taxpayer Assistance Centers
The Internal Revenue Service intends to shut down nine in-person Taxpayer Assistance Centers in six states as part of the administration’s cost-cutting moves.
5 tax challenges that beg for better tools for financial advisors
Cerulli’s research based on a survey of wealth and asset management firms suggest that firms have only just begun to address clients’ comprehensive planning needs.
Bad tax advice on social media leads to $162M in IRS penalties
The Internal Revenue Service has hit taxpayers with over $162 million in penalties for claiming fraudulent tax credits touted on social media.