Taxes May 28, 2026
Gov. Josh Stein is calling a constitutional amendment capping North Carolina’s income tax rate a “con” and a “cynical shell game” that would put the burden for raising revenue on “regular” North Carolinians.
Accounting September 27, 2022
The 2022 Global State of Risk Oversight: Managing the Rapidly Evolving Risk Landscape includes insights from a survey of 747 global senior finance and business leaders conducted in 2022.
Accounting September 27, 2022
The extension to BlackLine’s intercompany solutions comes in response to organizations facing increasing intercompany tax scrutiny globally, including cross-border reporting...
September 27, 2022
The new enhancement to Bloomberg Tax Provision makes it easy for users to keep track of the latest tax rate changes and update ...
Accounting September 27, 2022
Initially launched in beta last year with Gusto as the first integration partner, Ignition Smart Billing is helping accounting firms unlock new advisory services and revenue streams
Accounting September 26, 2022
The deadline to submit comments to the PCAOB is Oct. 26, 2022.
Accounting September 26, 2022
Ralph Puglisi, 60, will be responsible for paying back the full amount to the University of South Florida.
September 26, 2022
Randy Johnston and Brian Tankersley, CPA.CITP, CGMA review DeskTime, a time tracker and workforce management system.
Firm Management September 26, 2022
You must be thoughtful about your strategy and tactics, carefully choosing your technology stack and where you spend your time.
Firm Management September 26, 2022
While it might feel satisfying to air grievances, exit interviews aren’t intended to be venting sessions.
Accounting September 23, 2022
About 150 jobs nationwide will be cut in the first batch of layoffs, with more to come next year and thereafter.
Accounting September 23, 2022
The new app integration is now available on the Xero App Store in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
Firm Management September 23, 2022
The annual cost of lost wages of the out-of-work, long COVID Americans is around $170 billion a year.