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.
Accounting July 13, 2026
Why Generic AI Still Falls Short in Accounting
Accounting only works if every figure can be traced back, reproduced, and defended to parties like a client, a board, or a regulator.
Accounting July 13, 2026
Nominations Open for 2026 ‘40 Under 40’ and ‘20 Under 40’ Awards
The 40 Under 40 Awards spotlight the top practicing public accountants, educators and thought leaders who are leading their profession. Deadline is Jan 11, 2027.
Taxes July 12, 2026
What the 2026 ‘Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself’ Campaign Means for Your Firm this Summer
Get ready for next tax season with a real security program instead of a folder that only gets opened when an audit demands it.
State CPA Societies July 11, 2026
State CPA Society News & Updates – July 2026
State CPA Society News & Updates is a selection of recent announcements and initiatives by CPA associations in the United States and its territories.
Taxes July 10, 2026
Michigan Tax Preparation Business Owner Charged with Fraud
A Shelby Township, MI, man who owns First Class Tax and Consulting and two of his employees are accused of conspiring to defraud the United States and preparing false tax returns, according to federal authorities.
Firm Management July 10, 2026
Avoid Assumptions: Use Career Conversations to Guide Your Firm’s Succession Planning
A succession plan built on assumptions is likely to fall short of expectations when it matters most.
Technology July 10, 2026
The New Operating Model in Finance: Managing a Digital Workforce
If the average finance worker soon has more than 10 agents handling tasks on their behalf, enterprises will need to build an entirely new operating model that can effectively manage millions of agents at scale.
Benefits July 10, 2026
Commentary: Shoring Up Social Security with a Big Tax Hike? Bad Idea
Social Security needs reform, but the proposal from Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Moreno snowballs the coming crisis while squeezing the economy to buy time.
General News July 10, 2026
Accountant Writes Book About His Walk with God
John Nonnemacher, a CPA who works at Snyder and Clemente in Sugarloaf, PA, set aside 10 minutes a day to write a book. After 2 1/2 years, he finished.
Taxes July 9, 2026
IRS Introduces Automatic Exemption From Penalty Process, Phases Out First Time Abate
The IRS on Wednesday announced a new automatic process that will provide penalty relief for taxpayers who have a history of filing and paying their tax debts on time instead of requiring them to request assistance.
Taxes July 9, 2026
IRS Final Rules Identify Certain CRATs as ‘Listed Transactions’
The final regulations identify certain arrangements claiming to be charitable remainder annuity trusts as "listed transactions," a specific type of abusive tax shelter that the IRS has formally identified as a tax-avoidance scheme.
Taxes July 9, 2026
Chicago Aldermen Reject Mayor’s Move to Ask Voters if Millionaires Should Be Taxed
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson released a statement on Thursday ripping the City Council Rules Committee for not letting voters have their say on the millionaire tax.