Accounting July 13, 2026
The 40 Under 40 Awards spotlight the top practicing public accountants, educators and thought leaders who are leading their profession. Deadline is Nov. 2, 2026.
Benefits June 8, 2026
An ex-senior Social Security Administration official alleges that Trump administration officials discussed a proposal to classify millions of living people as deceased in government records as part of an effort to pressure immigrants to leave the U.S.
Payroll June 8, 2026
Fraudsters are luring job hunters with a new tactic: task-based scams that create the illusion of making money to "like," "follow" or "subscribe."
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.
Taxes June 8, 2026
Voters will have to juxtapose desires for money in their pockets against warnings from city leaders, county officials and analysts across the political spectrum who warn the tax-slashing measure could upend public services
Taxes June 8, 2026
State lawmakers have reached an agreement on a $1.5 billion spending plan that divvies up money from the millionaires’ tax and delays some of President Donald Trump’s federal corporate tax cuts.
Accounting June 8, 2026
The AICPA and CIMA say Rise2040 is "a living program of insights which are being combined to deliver a vision of how the profession will evolve in an era defined by technological advancement, data expansion, and increasing complexity."
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.
Accounting June 7, 2026
Attendees came from across the country to discuss core firm issues, and develop strategies firms can use to stay agile and more productive.
Taxes June 6, 2026
Counties, cities and towns putting together their budgets for next year say if the property tax amendment passes, all manner of government services could be curtailed.
Taxes June 6, 2026
The controversial measure, which would require 60% of voters to approve it, creates a lot of questions about how homeowners, cities and counties, and public employees would be affected. Here are some answers.
Taxes June 6, 2026
The ballot language for a Missouri constitutional amendment that would radically restructure how the state collects taxes was altered by an appeals court on Friday, which found the language to be unfair, inaccurate and misleading.
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.