Staffing May 7, 2026
What Top Accounting Firms Hire for in 2026: 5 Key Skills Defining the Next Generation of CPAs
As teams become more complex and technology-driven, project management is emerging as a critical skill beyond CPA training alone.
IRS November 1, 2023
Biden Would Veto House GOP’s Israel Aid Bill That Cuts IRS Funds, White House Warns
The legislation, championed by new House Speaker Mike Johnson, has already run into stiff bipartisan opposition from the Senate.
Payroll October 31, 2023
Legal Expert Recommends Regular Audit of AI Tools Used for Employment
Ensuring you continually evaluate your business objectives to ensure your use (or non-use) of A.I. aligns with those objectives, will help you decide what risks and rewards you’re willing to take.
IRS October 31, 2023
House Republicans’ $14.3B Israel Aid Bill Would Impact the IRS
Stand-alone measure seeks to offset Israel support by clawing back $14.3 billion in IRS funding from the Inflation Reduction Act.
Firm Management October 31, 2023
MGO to Expand in Los Angeles by Merging in J. Arthur Greenfield
J. Arthur Greenfield’s team of 20 staff and four partners are expected to join MGO’s Century City office at the end of the year.
IRS October 30, 2023
IRS OKs E-Signatures to Be Used on a Slew of Forms Indefinitely
The agency said Monday it will continue to allow alternatives to handwritten signatures to be accepted for certain tax documents.
IRS October 30, 2023
IRS Boosts Hiring for Taxpayer Assistance Centers
The agency has increased staffing at its TACs by 31% during FY 2023 thanks to funding from the Inflation Reduction Act.
Accounting October 27, 2023
Carbon Accountants: What They Do and Why They Matter
Carbon accountants work with companies to measure, manage, and disclose their contributions to climate change.
Firm Management October 27, 2023
EY U.K. Cuts Partner Payouts by £40,000 as Big Four Accounting Firms Face Slowdown
Partners at the firm’s U.K. arm pocketed an average of £761,000 ($923,000) last year, compared with £803,000 the year before.
Accounting October 26, 2023
You’re the Author of Your Story: Are You Writing the Story You Want?
Many accountants forget that they are the authors of their careers, and the standard definition of what the profession projects to be “a successful career” doesn’t have to be yours.
Human Resources October 26, 2023
Hiring Managers Have a Dirty Little Secret That is Driving High Turnover
It’s costing employers thousands who are left with unhappy staff, poor morale and a higher employee turnover rate.
Taxes October 25, 2023
IRS Starts Business Tax Accounts
The business tax accounts are part of a continuing effort to improve IRS taxpayer services and make the agency more tech-friendly.
Taxes October 25, 2023
IRS Has Collected $160 Million in Back Taxes From Millionaires This Year
The agency said it recently recovered $122 million from 100 wealthy earners, in addition to $38 million collected earlier this year.