Technology February 9, 2026
Botkeeper is Closing Its Doors
In a statement posted on the Botkeeper website over the weekend, Enrico Palmerino wrote that the automated bookkeeping platform he founded in 2015 is shutting down.
Firm Management February 20, 2025
Report Shows Firms That Embrace AI Have Competitive Advantage
The report reveals that mid-sized (21-50 employees) and large firms (over 200 employees) are leading AI adoption.
Taxes February 20, 2025
Tips for Filing Income Tax Returns in 2025
To avoid mistakes and potential processing delays, taxpayers should refrain from filing until they have received all necessary tax documents. Taxpayers should always carefully review documents for inaccuracies or missing information.
Accounting February 20, 2025
FinCEN: New BOI Reporting Deadline is March 21
The beneficial ownership information reporting roller coaster that has been ongoing for the past two months because of various lawsuits is finally pulling into the station after a federal district court in Texas on Feb. 17 lifted the final nationwide injunction that had put the mandatory small business filings on hold since last December.
Taxes February 20, 2025
Congress Considers Tax Relief for Los Angeles Fire Victims
No one can say with certainty but lawmakers are hopeful that the partisan bickering that's dominated Washington debate will subside on the disaster tax relief issue.
Accounting February 19, 2025
Deloitte Rolls Back its DEI Programs Amid Pressure from Trump Administration
The Big Four accounting firm has informed its staff that it is ending its diversity, equity and inclusion programs, a move that comes as the new Trump administration is taking a stand against these initiatives.
Mergers and Acquisitions February 19, 2025
Platform Accounting Group Enters Pennsylvania, Adds Keystone Advisor Group
Holladay, UT-based Platform has entered Pennsylvania for the first time after adding Orwigsburg-based Keystone Advisor Group, formerly known as Heckman & Laudeman.
Small Business February 19, 2025
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to Resign
Louis DeJoy, who oversaw a U.S. Postal Service plagued by delays in mail delivery and steep financial losses, said he is stepping down.
IRS February 19, 2025
IRS Workers in Kansas City Brace for Mass Layoff
National Treasury Employees Union Chapter 66 president Shannon Ellis said the union had been informed by IRS leadership that as many as 1,000 probationary employees would be let go this week.
Taxes February 19, 2025
Should You Report Cryptocurrency on FATCA Form 8938?
As it has become a more common asset among your average investors, these folks have had many questions about the tax implications of investing in cryptocurrency, or virtual currency, as it is also known. The answers can be somewhat complicated.
Taxes February 19, 2025
Nevada Lawmaker Trying Again to Kill Federal Excise Tax on Sports Bets
The quarter percent federal excise tax, also known as the handle tax, "does nothing except penalize legal gaming operators for creating thousands of jobs," said U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Las Vegas.
Technology February 19, 2025
Workforce Go Rolls Out New Integration to Sage 100 ERP
Workforce Go said on Feb. 19 that it has developed a new integration to Sage 100 ERP that not only improves functionality for users now but will also help bridge the gap to native cloud-based systems in the future.
Accounting February 19, 2025
Accounting Thought Leaders Meet to Discuss Current and Future Issues Facing Profession
Hosted by CPA Practice Advisor, attendees included top firm leaders, tech experts, practice consultants, and AICPA President and CEO Mark Koziel.