PCAOB awards record 676 student scholarships
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board announced its largest-ever cohort of students will receive $15,000 each, up from $10,000 in previous years.
ESG: The next hundred-year flood
Environmental, social and governance work could be for accountants in the 21st century what tax and audits were in the 20th.
He Said, She Said: Is a succession plan really beneficial?
With firms changing so rapidly, does it still make sense to lock in a long-term plan?
Pathways to Growth: Inquiring minds want to know
Three common questions firm leaders ask about building growth strategies that are sustainable, efficient and profitable.
Practice Profile: Personal Finance 101
SD Mayer’s 5 Buckets Foundation brings together staff, clients and more to improve financial literacy.
Fifth Circuit rules cell phone tax unconstitutional
The Supreme Court is likely to take up the case which hinges on what, exactly, constitutes a tax.
SEC charges unicorn founder with $170M fraud
Abraham Shafi, former CEO of social media platform IRL, was charged with defrauding investors of $170 million by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Shaping AI to improve the way small business owners work
Much can be said about the pros and cons of generative AI. But while we can all agree that it is widely-available and disruptive, surely we can also agree that it isn’t the first emerging technology to be available and disruptive (nor will it be the last). It’s just the one we’re focused on right …
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CRI merges in ProSport CPA
CRI merges in ProSport CPA
Tax Fraud Blotter: Public mistrust
The price of flame; a guy at the IRS; package deal; and other highlights of recent tax cases.