Taxes November 5, 2026
IRS Adjusts Tax Brackets, Standard Deduction for Tax Year 2027
The IRS has released the tax year 2027 annual inflation adjustments for nearly 70 tax provisions.
Taxes November 5, 2026
The IRS has released the tax year 2027 annual inflation adjustments for nearly 70 tax provisions.
Economy August 25, 2026
Resilient shoppers are still opening their wallets when they find the right product at the right price.
Firm Management August 24, 2026
The Illinois CPA Society is launching a new survey as a part of its ongoing research into the accounting talent pipeline.
Staffing August 24, 2026
The hiring process itself may be getting in the way of filling open jobs, as U.S. companies report more unfilled roles.
Taxes August 24, 2026
Interest rates for tax underpayments and overpayments will stay the same for the fourth calendar quarter of 2026, which begins on Oct. 1, the IRS said on Friday.
Taxes August 24, 2026
There’s an ongoing legal debate taking place in the courts over the self-employment tax treatment of partnership income that is flying below the radar for many busy tax professionals.
Economy August 24, 2026
A key measure of U.S. housing affordability worsened for the first time in almost three years.
Taxes August 23, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will apply counter-tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. products on Sept. 8.
Financial Reporting August 21, 2026
Generative AI won’t replace accountants, but accountants who use AI will likely outperform those who don’t.
Firm Management August 21, 2026
Without scalable infrastructure, even strong firms start relying on heroics, and quality, margins, and responsiveness get harder to protect.
Auditing August 21, 2026
The Forensic and Valuation Services Conference will take place Oct. 27-29. The conference will be held at the TSCPA Meeting Center in the Nashville, Tennessee, area.
Financial Reporting August 21, 2026
Finance leaders and CPAs have a responsibility to establish governance, transparency, and controls that make AI trustworthy.
Human Resources August 21, 2026
More than one in four (25.2%) companies have still not recovered their workplace culture from their most recent layoff, and some HR leaders believe theirs never will, according to a new study.