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Technology December 2, 2024 

This release will add advanced Copilot features for Lucanet’s Consolidation and Financial Planning and Disclosure Management solution, in addition to the Copilot for the XBRL Tagger made available in October.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

IRS December 2, 2024 

The way to make the government more effective is no mystery—just fund it adequately so it can effectively do its job.

Taxes December 2, 2024 

Colleges are already bracing themselves for potential large-scale changes during the president-elect's second term in office.

Taxes December 2, 2024 

Panasonic's new plant in DeSoto, KS, faces uncertainty as the president-elect considers ending tax credits for electric vehicles.

Taxes December 2, 2024 

After a five-year battle with the 36-year-old English actor, a judge ruled in favor of the HMRC, the U.K. equivalent of the IRS.

Taxes December 2, 2024 

Manufacturers hope the Trump administration will reverse the International Trade Commission's recent refusal to boost tariffs.

Accounting December 2, 2024 

AICPA News is a round-up of recent announcements from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Mary Girsch-Bock

Taxes December 1, 2024 

Residents of New York state are burdened by taxes the most, while Alaska residents have the lowest tax burden, a WalletHub study found.

Jason Bramwell

Taxes November 27, 2024 

Here are some strategies organizations can use to implement CX in the rapidly evolving age of digital transformation, where customer demand and expectations are at an all-time high. 

Firm Management November 27, 2024 

For CPA firm leaders, the pressure is on to rethink talent management strategies so their firm can stand out as an employer of choice not only to new hires, but also to valued talent already on their team.

Steve Saah

Taxes November 27, 2024 

If you're wondering when you can file your income taxes in 2025 and when you might get your tax refund, this chart can give an estimated date. Where's My refund?

Taxes November 26, 2024 

The agency on Nov. 26 set the reporting threshold at $5,000 for 2024, $2,500 in 2025, and $600 for 2026 and thereafter.

Jason Bramwell