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.
Technology June 30, 2026
TaxStatus Launches New Capability That Turns Tax Records Into Planning Opportunities
TaxStatus unveiled Planning Observations, a new capability that automatically identifies advisory opportunities and advice gaps from a client’s own tax records.
Taxes June 30, 2026
The 30-Million-Client Problem Hiding in Your Schedule C Stack
Firms that serve this segment profitably do not work harder in March. They change the setup so the mess never reaches the return.
Mergers and Acquisitions June 30, 2026
Fischer Cunnane Adds Kalos Hutchings & Co.
Chester County, PA-based CPA firm Fischer Cunnane & Associates Ltd. has acquired Kalos Hutchings & Co. LLC, an accounting, tax and advisory firm in Montgomery County, PA.
Payroll June 30, 2026
Fetterman Says He Will Open Trump Accounts for His Kids, Urges Others to Do the Same
Sen. John Fetterman—who did not vote for the GOP-led initiative last year—said he was urging families in deeply Democratic Philadelphia to look past Trump’s name on the program.
Artificial Intelligence June 30, 2026
AI Giants May Soon Enter Your Retirement Portfolio. Should You Worry?
The expected IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic could give retirement savers a stake in the AI boom—and expose them to trillion-dollar risk.
Taxes June 30, 2026
New Boston Tax Rule Shields Seniors From Losing $1K-$2K Tax Credit
A change to the senior property tax exemption, which was signed into law by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, is expected to help homeowners on fixed incomes with housing costs.
Payroll June 30, 2026
New York City Ranked Worst Place to Start a Career, Study Finds
A recent analysis from WalletHub ranked New York City as the worst of 182 U.S. cities to start a career in, based on 25 metrics including the availability of entry-level jobs, the average monthly starting salary, and housing affordability.
Firm Management June 30, 2026
Column: Want to Work From Home? Make Sure Your Boss Isn’t a Narcissist
A newly released research paper finds that a boss’ objection to working from home is more likely to be driven by ego and a thirst for control and status than it is anything else.
Taxes June 30, 2026
Some Republicans Join Missouri Democrats in Push Against Income Tax Phaseout
At least 10 Republican lawmakers, including state Rep. Tony Harbison, publicly have signaled their opposition to the plan by either voting "no" on the legislation or issuing statements later reversing their "yes" votes.
Taxes June 30, 2026
Could Initiative to Kill Washington’s ‘Millionaires Tax’ Also Kill the State’s Capital Gains Tax?
Opponents of an initiative to repeal Washington's new high-earners income tax are warning the proposal could also strike down other taxes, putting billions of dollars in state revenues that fund public services at risk.
Auditing June 30, 2026
Clients Who Wait for a Financial Audit Notice Pay Far More Than the Engagement Fee
There are practical steps that hold up well regardless of which regulatory framework applies to a given client.
General News June 29, 2026
Supreme Court Rules Trump May Fire Heads of Independent Agencies, But Not the Federal Reserve
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. announced two opinions, one of which bolstered the president's power as the chief executive and a second which said this authority did not extend to the Federal Reserve board.