Accounting October 6, 2026
The 2026 AI Finance Stack
73 tools worth knowing, how I would put them together, and the trends behind why finance teams are picking them.
Payroll July 28, 2026
Survey: 1 in 5 U.S. Employees Secretly Work Abroad, with Gen Z Leading the Trend
The data shows no evidence of a performance cost: workers were three times more likely to report improved rather than worse performance away from their usual location.
Firm Management July 28, 2026
How Local CPA Firms Can Boost Business by Building a Strong Digital Presence
This matters because most prospects will vet you quietly before they ever reach out, and 96% of prospects research firms online.
Technology July 28, 2026
Commentary: Illinois Ordered an Audit of AI Developers – Who Will Do It?
Illinois' statute on artificial intelligence safety requires an audit and, in the same breath, describes a profession that does not exist.
Taxes July 27, 2026
Chattanooga Church Pushes Republican Candidates, Possibly Violating Tax Law
Despite longstanding tax law that prohibits political activity at the pulpit, a Chattanooga megachurch has continued to wield political influence in state and local politics this midterm election.
General News July 27, 2026
Ex-Defense Finance and Accounting Service Worker Found Guilty of Threatening Boss After Firing
A jury on Monday convicted Godwin Obot, 44, of threatening to kill his former supervisor and members of her family after she fired him from his job.
Financial Planning July 27, 2026
54% of Gen X Say Caregiving Fuels Workplace Burnout
Heavy caregiving demands are quietly fracturing the careers and financial stability of Gen X professionals.
Taxes July 27, 2026
Mamdani Sparks Backlash, Debate with Social Media Post Celebrating Luxury 2nd-Home Tax
The post on X from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani garnered nearly 14 million views by Friday and prompted a wave of opposition from critics who say the tax could accelerate the departure of wealthy residents from the city.
Taxes July 27, 2026
New Washington ‘Millionaires Tax’ Lawsuit Challenges Ballot Language
A lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of the public investment impact statement that will appear on the November ballot alongside an initiative to repeal the state’s “millionaires tax.”
Small Business July 27, 2026
Toy Manufacturer Sues Trump Administration Again Over New Round of Tariffs
Learning Resources, the Vernon Hills, IL, toymaker that successfully brought down the Trump administration’s 2025 tariffs in a seminal Supreme Court decision, is once again suing over the latest round of sweeping global tariffs.
Payroll July 27, 2026
If Your Degree Doesn’t Pay Enough, You Can’t Borrow. Federal Loans Cut for Low-Wage Programs
Students in low-paying college degree and certificate programs will no longer be eligible for federal student loans under a new U.S. Education Department rule.
Financial Reporting July 27, 2026
57% of U.S. Finance and Risk Executives Default to ‘No’ on Growth
The research examines how finance and risk teams are evolving as companies navigate economic uncertainty, trade disruption and growing pressure to make faster decisions.
Taxes July 27, 2026
Florida Police and Fire Unions Oppose Property Tax Rollback
One of the largest unions representing police officers in Florida has come out against the ballot initiative meant to begin rolling back property taxes, joining some state firefighter organizations in opposition.