Newsom pitches software tax to raise billions
California Governor Gavin Newsom is proposing a new tax on cloud-based software sales, turning to the technology sector for billions of dollars in new revenue.
Tax Fraud Blotter: Full of scrap
Ghost payroll; non-existent businesses; save you from paying; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
Six strategies for AI
Executives from the Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders share their approaches on adopting and implementing artificial intellgience.
AICPA updates audit confirmation standard
The American Institute of CPAs approved a standards update to modernize how CPAs get audit evidence via external confirmation procedures.
FASB adds projects on private credit, contractual sale restrictions, taxes
The Financial Accounting Standards Board decided to add several projects to its technical agenda.
Intuit Enterprise Suite upgrade broadens analytics, automation
Intuit announced new features and enhancements for its Intuit Enterprise Suite platform for mid-market businesses with more complex needs.
IRS creates significant issue ruling program
The Internal Revenue Service established a program to allow corporate taxpayers to request rulings on certain issues.
A great employee to work for
Bidding a fond farewell to our longtime managing editor sparks some thoughts on who should be working for who.
IRS outlines terms of settlement in easement disputes
The IRS provided more details about the settlements it’s offering for a limited time in syndicated conservation easement and historic preservation claims.
Cohen & Co. expands in Michigan
The Top 50 Firm will acquire Troy, Michigan-based Gordon Advisors, making the state one of its largest geographic markets.