Contributors

Taxes June 9, 2026 

This is the part of the AI-in-tax conversation that the profession has largely missed.

Michael Cutajar

Staffing June 9, 2026 

Professionals on the Move is a periodic roundup of recent promotions, career changes, and staffing announcements from around the accounting space.

Mary Girsch-Bock

State CPA Societies June 8, 2026 

State CPA Society News & Updates is a selection of recent announcements and initiatives by CPA associations in the United States and its territories.

Mary Girsch-Bock

Staffing June 8, 2026 

Many employers are looking for help validating the skills and experience of potential hires so they can make more confident hiring decisions.

Steve Saah

Financial Reporting June 5, 2026 

Your written supervisory procedures are more sophisticated than your supervision technology. For most firms, that gap is where the real compliance risk lives.

Jamie Hoyle

Payroll June 5, 2026 

It’s important for new accounting grads to realize that the steps they take—or neglect to take—today can shape their financial future. 

Amy Massaro

Accounting Standards June 5, 2026 

AICPA News is a monthly roundup of recent announcements from the American Institute of CPAs and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.

Mary Girsch-Bock

Firm Management June 4, 2026 

To participate in this new paradigm, it has become essential to know how to finance the accounting firm and acquire other firms' client base.

Christopher Cornella

Nonprofit June 4, 2026 

Executive compensation planning is becoming more closely tied to broader financial risk management.

Andrew Dorado

Income Tax June 3, 2026 

According to the IRS, this settlement initiative is a great deal, and taxpayers should jump on it. But is it deja vu all over again?

Bill Curtis, Crystal L. Howard

Payroll June 2, 2026 

Burnout does not arrive according to a meeting schedule, and neither does self-doubt, frustration, or career uncertainty.

Lauren Baptiste

Accounting June 1, 2026 

Inside many CPA firms, operational slowdowns rarely begin with transactional work itself. The friction usually starts during review.

Nicolás Villafañe