Accounting April 29, 2026
Professionals are starting to reconsider the mega accounting conferences and move toward smaller conferences, niche retreats, and multi-city roadshows.
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Staffing October 9, 2025
Professionals on the Move is a round-up of recent staffing, promotion and hiring announcements from around the accounting space.
Firm Management October 9, 2025
Truss combines innovative technology with secure, password-free access to deliver faster turnaround times, greater efficiency, and an exceptional client experience.
Accounting October 9, 2025
While AI and other technologies can process volumes of data that once took weeks of manual effort to complete, the role forensic accountants play today is just as important as ever.
Small Business October 9, 2025
“Amid continued economic uncertainty, consumers opted to preserve spending power in preparation for the important holiday season."
Taxes October 9, 2025
The IFT provides high-level updates, insights, analyses, and practical advice from America’s top tax authorities on the latest federal tax trends and developments.
State CPA Societies October 9, 2025
The winners were selected in six categories: Lifetime Leader, Exceptional Educator, Emerging Leader, Impact, Innovation and Woman to Watch.
Taxes October 9, 2025
The IRS on Oct. 9 published the tax year 2026 inflation adjustments for more than 60 tax provisions, including updated tax brackets and standard deduction.
Firm Management October 9, 2025
Leaders need to figure out which technologies to invest in and equip their teams to use them effectively. That’s where digital fluency comes in.
Sales Tax October 9, 2025
Built to serve diverse platforms and industries, the solution automates key compliance functions including nexus monitoring, registration, product-level tax categorization, calculation, filing, and remittance.
General News October 9, 2025
The federal government logged a $1.8 trillion budget deficit for the 2025 fiscal year, little changed from 2024 despite a surge in tariff revenues, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
IRS October 8, 2025
In an updated contingency plan on Oct. 8, the Treasury Department indicated that 39,870 IRS workers, or 53.6% of the agency's total employee population of 74,299, are designated "exempt" and are expected to continue working during the shutdown.
Payroll October 8, 2025
Some of America’s riskiest jobs don’t even break $40,000 a year, while others offer six-figure salaries in high-hazard environments.