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Technology March 24, 2026 

CohnReznick is enhancing its ability to analyze large and complex data sets, increase consistency across valuation models, and provide clients with deeper insights.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Mergers and Acquisitions March 24, 2026 

Dallas-based financial and business advisory firm Springline Advisory, which provides accounting and advisory services to the middle market, has added Tinton Falls, NJ-based advisory firm Cg Advisory to its platform.

Jason Bramwell

Sales Tax March 24, 2026 

Arguing that Kentucky is discriminating against women on the basis of sex by taxing period products like tampons and pads, two women are asking a Louisville court to revoke the tax and rule it unconstitutional.

Technology March 24, 2026 

TaxGPT has launched the Tax Prep Agent, which the company touts as a first-to-market autonomous AI that reads source documents, uses tax software as a human preparer does, and completes returns from start to finish—all in a secure environment.

Jason Bramwell

Taxes March 24, 2026 

Even if you’re the prevailing party in the matter, you still must pay the tab if the IRS shows that it was substantially justified in taking its position.

Ken Berry, JD

Benefits March 24, 2026 

Last week, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office forecasted the Social Security trust fund is set to run out a year earlier than previously estimated.

Payroll March 24, 2026 

A new social media trend called “Chinamaxxing” has gone viral among Gen Z users, with workplace experts saying it could signal shifting expectations around wellbeing and work-life balance.

Payroll March 24, 2026 

Many employees are unknowingly taking on higher-level responsibilities without additional pay or recognition, a phenomenon experts are calling the “invisible promotion.”

Benefits March 24, 2026 

The annual cost-of-living adjustment won't be announced until fall, but early estimates indicate a small increase is expected.

Payroll March 24, 2026 

To enjoy retirement, Americans say they'll need about $1.5 million in savings. But the typical worker has less than $1,000 saved, according to a report by the National Institute on Retirement Security.

Payroll March 24, 2026 

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on March 19 said there is “concern” among Federal Open Market Committee members over troubling trends in the U.S. job market.

Accounting March 23, 2026 

The retail industry is experiencing the most severe operational disruptions, with a staggering 94% of retail professionals reporting that data issues cause delays in their work.